Bojan Miovski Undergoes Celtic FC Medical as Hoops Close In on Summer Transfer

Bojan Miovski Undergoes Celtic FC Medical as Hoops Close In on Summer Transfer

 

Celtic FC are on the brink of completing their first major summer signing as North Macedonian striker Bojan Miovski has officially begun his medical at the club’s Lennoxtown training facility. The Aberdeen forward, who impressed last season in the Scottish Premiership, has emerged as a top target for Brendan Rodgers as the Hoops aim to bolster their attacking options ahead of the 2025/26 campaign.

 

Miovski, 25, arrived in Glasgow earlier today and was immediately spotted undergoing physical assessments with Celtic’s medical staff. Wearing the club’s iconic green and white hoops, the striker looked relaxed and focused as he completed cardiac and endurance tests. A screen behind him displayed transfer options labeled “Loan,” “Permanent Deal,” and “Fee: £,” signaling the final stages of negotiations between Celtic and Aberdeen.

 

Sources close to the club suggest that a permanent deal is the most likely outcome, with a fee believed to be in the region of £4.5 million. That would represent one of Celtic’s most significant outlays in recent seasons, underscoring their intent to strengthen their squad following another title-winning year.

 

Miovski scored 18 league goals for Aberdeen last season and is seen as a versatile forward who can play both centrally and out wide. His movement, finishing ability, and work rate have drawn comparisons to former Celtic striker Giorgos Giakoumakis, who left the club in 2023.

 

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers is known to be a keen admirer of Miovski and believes the forward fits perfectly into the club’s attacking style. With Kyogo Furuhashi and Oh Hyeon-gyu already in the ranks, Miovski’s arrival would offer crucial depth as Celtic prepare for UEFA Champions League qualifiers and a demanding domestic schedule.

 

In a brief statement, a Celtic spokesperson said:

 

> “We can confirm Bojan Miovski is undergoing a medical today. Discussions with Aberdeen and the player’s representatives are progressing positively.”

 

 

 

Aberdeen manager Jimmy Thelin, who is entering his first full season with the Dons, admitted that replacing Miovski will be a significant challenge:

 

> “Bojan has been an outstanding professional and a key part of our team. If the move goes ahead, we wish him nothing but success.”

 

 

 

The news of Miovski’s impending move has sparked excitement among Celtic fans, many of whom view the signing as a statement of ambition by the club’s board. With Rangers expected to strengthen significantly this summer, Celtic’s proactive approach in the transfer market could be crucial in maintaining their dominance in Scottish football.

 

Final terms are expected to be agreed within the next 24 to 48 hours, pending the successful completion of the medical and final contract details. Should everything go smoothly, Miovski could be unveiled as a Celtic player before the weekend, with a potential debut lined up for the club’s first pre-season fixture next week.