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Rangers Strike Deal to Land Girona Striker Bojan Miovski Before Deadline
Russell Martin is eager to bring in reinforcements at Rangers after a dreadful beginning to the new SPFL campaign, compounded by their failure to progress in the Champions League.
The Ibrox side are now pushing to complete the signing of Bojan Miovski ahead of the crucial clash with Celtic on Sunday.
With no league wins so far this season, Rangers desperately need momentum and three points against their fiercest rivals.
Bojan Miovski closes in on Ibrox switch
Miovski is on the verge of sealing a move to Glasgow, with reports suggesting he will sign a four-year deal.
The striker’s arrival could prove vital following the departure of Hamza Igamane to Lille, leaving Martin short of reliable options in attack.
According to Filip Mishov on 29 August, Rangers have struck a £3million agreement with Miovski’s Spanish club.
The RG Media journalist further revealed on X that the North Macedonia international will undertake his medical in Paris, with hopes of finalising registration before the Old Firm derby.
What Miovski offers Rangers
Miovski is no stranger to Scottish football, having scored 44 goals in 98 outings for Aberdeen.
His sharp finishing, composure in front of goal, and ability to strike from distance make him an ideal fit for a Rangers side struggling to convert chances.
The 26-year-old also thrives in a high-pressing system, aligning well with Martin’s tactical vision.
With Cyriel Dessers battling fitness problems and Igamane gone, Miovski’s arrival adds much-needed reliability.
His intelligent movement, strong hold-up play, and positional awareness promise to lift Rangers’ attacking threat and inject confidence back into the team.
Competition for places will inevitably intensify. Miovski is widely tipped to start ahead of Danilo, while the question remains whether Martin will prefer him to Dessers when the latter returns to full sharpness.
For the manager, though, such decisions are a positive challenge—healthy competition in the forward line could bring the best out of all three strikers.
If Miovski adapts quickly, he has the potential to become Rangers’ leading marksman and the spark that reignites their season.
