Rangers manager Russell Martin has finally landed his long-term target Bojan Miovski, sealing a move for the former Aberdeen striker after previously attempting to sign him on three separate occasions.
Martin’s admiration for Miovski goes back to his managerial spells at Swansea City and Southampton, where he made repeated efforts to secure the North Macedonian forward. Despite those pursuits falling through, persistence has now paid off at Ibrox.
Miovski, who established himself as one of the Scottish Premiership’s most clinical finishers during his spell at Aberdeen, had attracted significant interest, including from Rangers’ fierce rivals Celtic. However, Rangers acted decisively to win the race for his signature, with Miovski joining at a crucial point as Philippe Clement reshapes his attacking options.
The 25-year-old striker’s proven record in Scottish football makes him an instant asset. His sharp movement, aerial ability, and composure in front of goal are expected to add a new dimension to Rangers’ forward line, especially with uncertainty surrounding Cyriel Dessers and Hamza Igamane.
For Martin, the signing represents more than just a transfer coup—it is the culmination of years of determination to bring Miovski under his management. Securing a player who was also admired by Celtic is likely to be viewed as a significant victory for the Ibrox faithful, as Rangers aim to strengthen both domestically and in Europe this season.
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