Aye, please allow me to introduce Bojan Miovski, a native of Macedonia born on the 24th of June 1999, making him a strapping lad of 26. He earns his coin mostly playing up front for Rangers, boasting a commanding stature at 6 feet 2 inches (1.89m) and tipping the scales at a hearty 12 stone 12 pounds (82kg). And lest we forget, the lad dons the jersey number 28 and has had his fair share of time in the limelight playing for North Macedonia's national team.
Miovski also seems to be a bit of a catch, if you're into that sort of thing. As it stands, his current market value sits around the modest sum of £2m according to the nosey parkers over at Transfermarkt.
Our Macedonian hero started his European odyssey in July 2020, making the great leap from Renova in the Prva Liga in Macedonia to MTK Budapest in Hungary, for a price best described as 'none of your business'. He had a fair run of it too, making 26 appearances and banging in seven goals in his debut season. The following season, he managed to improve on his tally with 30 appearances and eight goals.
In July of 2022, the ambitious Miovski ventured to Scotland, known for her alluring charms and unpredictable weather. His services were acquired by Aberdeen for approximately £650k. His time with the Dons was rewarded with 37 league appearances and an impressive 16 goals in his first season. He matched this feat in his second season. His third season though, well, it was a two-appearance wonder, which makes me wonder what the devil happened there.
Miovski’s next call of duty came in August 2024, this time jetting off to sunny Girona in Spain's LaLiga for a whopping £6.8m. His Spanish holiday wasn't quite as fruitful as the previous stint, making 17 league appearances and scoring a rather underwhelming two goals in the whole season. To add insult to injury even in the ongoing season he has just one feather (appearance) in his cap.
And then, in August 2025, he found himself once again in the embrace of the frigid Scottish winds, this time for Rangers, signing on the dotted line for an outlay of approximately £4.2m. So far in this season, he’s managed to keep himself warm with 22 league appearances and four goals. Let’s not forget the other notable mentions; one goal in his solitary match in the League Cup, four goals during the Scottish Cup, and three goals during the World Cup Qualifiers Europe. And for his Europa League adventures with Rangers, he scored a single goal in eight appearances, one as a starter and seven off the bench.
