Our protagonist here, Bojan Miovski, born on the 24th of June in the year of our Lord 1999 in the distant lands of Macedonia, is a lad who tosses about the pigskin for none other than Rangers, assuming the primary task of knocking the ball into that great white netting as a striker. Looming at 6ft 2in (or 1.89m for those who trade in decimal), and tipping the scales at a balanced 12st 12lb (or 82kg if you're square), Miovski gallantly dons the number 28 on his back. In addition, Miovski has extended his boot-kicking exploits to the international realm, representing the North Macedonia national team.
The mercenaries at Transfermarkt see fit to slap a price tag of approximately £2.1m on Miovski, which makes one wonder about the fantastically warped reality of theer football universe.
Back in July 2020, Miovski left the presumably balmy atmospheres of Renova in the Prva Liga in Macedonia for the exciting pastures of MTK Budapest in the Nemzeti Bajnokság I in Hungary for a fee shrouded in mystery. The lad didn’t do badly, tallying up seven goals from 26 appearances in his first Hungarian year. The following season, he bettered his record with eight goals from 30 outings.
In July 2022, Miovski decided one can never have enough of jumpers for goalposts, transferring from MTK Budapest to Aberdeen in the Scottish Premiership for a middling fee of £650k. For three seasons, the lad displayed an admirable consistency, netting 32 goals in 75 outings on the soggy Scotch turfs, even if his last period saw a meager two showings.
Deciding to spice things up, Miovski set sail for Spain in August 2024, signing for Girona in the LaLiga for a hefty £6.8m. Yet his Spanish sojourn was a tad underwhelming, as Miovski managed a paltry two goals in 17 league matches at the time of scribbling.
However, in August 2025, the ever-nomadic Miovski packed his boots and raincoat and made his way back to bonny Scotland, signing for Rangers in the Premiership for a tidy sum of £4.2m. As of now, the lad has managed four goals in 20 outings for the Teddy Bears.
Suffice it to say, Rangers saw fit to deploy his services in the League Cup and the Scottish Cup, with the lad delivering four goals in two starts. With North Macedonia, he added a further six international goals to his tally. In the Europa League, Miovski has chalked up a single goal in one start and seven outings as a substitute. Godspeed to you, Miovski, Godspeed.
