Bojan Miovski, born 24 June 1999, currently a 26-year-old kicker of the round object we commonly refer to as a football. Born in Macedonia to perhaps unsuspecting parents of the career their lad would roll into. Primarily employed as a forward at the light entertainment troupe known as Rangers, stands at a strapping 6ft 2in (1.89m), and weighs in at 12st 12lb (82kg).
In what I imagine was a moment of jubilation for him, he dons the number 28 jersey for the teddy bears. In addition, he has had the good fortune, or misfortune depending on personal perspective, to represent the North Macedonia national team a few times. This almost semi-important figure enjoys a market value roundabout £2.6m, according to - and we shoot them a hearty salute - our friends at Transfermarkt.
Now, our wandering troubadour of the turf started his tour in the Prva Liga with Renova, where he was eventually plucked up by MTK Budapest in the Nemzeti Bajnokság I in Hungary - the undisclosed fee, I'm sure, a riveting mystery to the majority of us.
During his time there, Miovski, the princely footballing nomad, found his footing most well. In his debut season 2020 - 2021 and then in 2021 - 2022, the lad managed to put the ball into the net 7 and then 8 times respectively in the league.
Popping over to Scotland's Premiership next, the city of Aberdeen's Dons found it prudent to transfer substantial funds, to the delightful amount of around £650k, for his deft footwork from MTK Budapest.
The following three seasons (2022 - 2023, 2023 - 2024, and the rather short 2024 - 2025) saw him make his mark too. He scored 16 goals twice over and just graced the pitch twice in the next.
Moving to 'pastures new', or at least, to a different pitch, Miovski was transferred for a cool £6.8m to Girona in the legendary La Liga in Spain. Earning his crust there for a season, he scored twice before embarking on yet another journey.
The keen-eyed scouts at Rangers, no doubt twirling their curiosity-laden moustaches, wished to see him prancing about in Scotland's damp weather yet again. And so they did, forking out around £4.2m to get him back from sunny Spain. His current season's exploits amount to one goal in ten appearances for the Glasgow club.
And as for his performances competitions wise, Miovski tried his luck in the League Cup 2025 - 2026 for Rangers, the World Cup Qualifiers Europe 2024 - 2026 for North Macedonia, Euro Qualifiers 2022 - 2024 for North Macedonia, Nations League 2024 - 2025 for North Macedonia, and the Europa League 2025 - 2026 for Rangers. His tally includes a smattering of goals in all but one and a fair handful of starts and substitute appearances. A veritable journeyman, our lad Miovski, wouldn't you say?
