Oh joy, let's embark on a thrilling journey through the cataclysmically riveting life of one Bojan Miovski. Born in the dizzying heights of Macedonian nightlife on 24 June 1999, dear Bojan took his first steps in professional football as a striker for Rangers. Towering above mere mortals at 6ft 2in (1.89m) and boasting a sturdy build at 12st 12lb (82kg), he cuts a rather imposing figure in a No. 28 jersey (at least I'm told). If domestic football weren't enough to satiate his footballing desires, Miovski has also earned his stripes in the North Macedonia national team.
Now if we're to believe the good people at Transfermarkt, Miovski is currently hovering around the £2.5m mark in terms of market value. Quite a far cry from the shiny coin he was once worth, but who am I to judge?
July 2020 saw Miovski flit from Macedonian side Renova to Hungarian footballing powerhouse MTK Budapest. While the fee remains shrouded in mystery, the impact of his move certainly wasn't. Racking up 26 appearances and seven goals in his debut season, followed by a relatively impressive stint in their 2021 - 2022 season, Miovski certainly made his mark.
July 2022 saw him packing his bags for Aberdeen, Scotland, with a price tag roughly estimated at £650k. While the Scottish sun proved less than invigorating, Miovski managed to plod through and score 16 goals in two consecutive seasons, making what could only be termed 'speckles of impact' in their 2024 - 2025 season. After this well, there was no stopping him, off to the sunny Spanish shores at Girona where he was lovingly received for around £6.8m. His Spanish omelette didn't quite turn out as expected, scoring a measly couple of goals in 17 first team appearances before returning to Scotland for a spot of haggis with Rangers for a cool £4.2m. As we speak, he has a stunning record of three goals in 13 appearances for this current season.
On top of all this incessant footballing, Miovski has also sprinkled his magic in various international cups and qualifiers, scoring goals here and there, without much ado. Well, what more could we expect, really?
