deal worth an initial £2.6 million, potentially rising to £4.2 million with add-ons. The 25-year-old forward has put pen to paper on a four-year contract at Ibrox, marking a sensational return to Scottish football after his stint in La Liga.
Miovski, who previously impressed at Aberdeen with 44 goals in 98 appearances, struggled to replicate that form in Spain, netting just four times in 23 matches for Girona. However, Rangers’ management believe his proven track record in the Premiership makes him the perfect addition to bolster their attack. The transfer also includes a 20% sell-on clause in Girona’s favour, plus up to €3 million in performance-related bonuses.
The Macedonian striker was unveiled at Ibrox, proudly holding the famous blue jersey on the stadium pitch as fans celebrated the capture of a player they see as a natural goal scorer. With the Old Firm derby looming, Rangers supporters are hopeful Miovski’s arrival can provide the firepower needed to turn the tide. His signing is being hailed as a timely statement of intent as the club looks to bounce back from recent disappointments and mount a serious challenge on all fronts this season.
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