Bojan Miovski

Bojan Miovski has been used as a split-role striker in the Premiership this season, making 29 appearances but only 14 starts, with 15 coming from the bench. His 7 league goals point to useful output rather than dominance, while the wider picture is strengthened by cup production – 1 goal in the League Cup, 4 in the Scottish Cup and 1 in the Europa League. The numbers suggest a forward still contributing across competitions, but not one who has held down an undisputed starting place.

Miovski’s season rating profile is fairly contained, with a 6.8 average, a high of 8.24 and a low of 5.88. That range suggests he has produced some clear high-impact matches, but the overall average is closer to solid than outstanding. For a striker with more substitute appearances than starts, the numbers fit a player contributing in bursts rather than controlling matches week to week.

Miovski’s career path has been one of steady upward movement, taking him from Renova to MTK Budapest, then Aberdeen, Girona and Rangers. The standout spell remains Aberdeen, where he produced back-to-back 16-goal seasons in 2022–2023 and 2023–2024, earning the move to Spain. The subsequent return to Scotland suggests his Girona step did not fully consolidate, but his scoring record still shows a reliable centre-forward profile across multiple leagues.

The transfer record shows a clear rise in valuation: an undisclosed move from Renova to MTK Budapest, £650,000 to Aberdeen, then £6.8m from Aberdeen to Girona. Rangers paid £4.2m in August 2025, which is a significant fee but lower than Girona’s outlay a year earlier. That points to a player who moved up in level to Spain, then returned to the Scottish Premiership at a reduced price but still with proven domestic scoring credentials.