Well, how's this for a globe-trotting career. It seems Macedonia's Bojan Miovski, born on the 24th June 1999, at a tender age of 26, finds it a bit of a lark to bounce his talents all over Europe. This somewhat mobile lad, an imposing 6ft 2in (1.89m) and a sturdy 12st 12lb (82kg), has been happily plying his trade forwards, mainly as a striker. Presently, he's dishing out his talents at Rangers, sporting the number 28 jersey with an aplomb that one cannot miss.
And for those of you who fret over such things, his current market value hovers somewhere around a cool £2m, according to the online oracle that is Transfermarkt.
But let's not forget, this guy has had quite the tour before landing in the Scots land. His first noteworthy relocation was to MTK Budapest from Renova in 2020. During his tenure in Hungary, he made some noteworthy contributions with 26 appearances and seven goals in the first season, followed by 30 and eight respectively. And, of course, no mention of Miovski's career would be complete without a nod towards his stint in Scotland with Aberdeen, where he scored 16 goals in both his 2022 – 2023 and 2023 – 2024 seasons.
Why this lad then decided to go sunning himself in Spain, at Girona to be specific, and for a princely sum of some £6.8m no less, is anyone’s guess. His tenure in Spain, racking up a less impressive 17 first-team appearances and only two goals in the season.
Now he's back in Scotland with Rangers, for a much-reduced fee of £4.2m. So far, this season he's accumulated 16 appearances and a somewhat laughable three goals to his name. But never mind that, because our Miovski here has also had his caps with North Macedonia, scoring three goals in eight starts for World Cup Qualifiers and another three in six starts for Nations League. Quite a respectable record if you're into counting national goals.
