In a stunning twist to the Scottish transfer window, Glasgow giants Rangers are reportedly considering a sensational loan move for Aberdeen's star striker and top scorer, Bojan Miovski.
The North Macedonian international, who has been a revelation at Pittodrie, saw a proposed dream switch to Spanish outfit Real Valladolid collapse at the eleventh hour, leaving his immediate future in limbo.
Clement's Search for Firepower
Rangers manager Philippe Clement is actively seeking to bolster his attacking options before the transfer deadline slams shut. The Ibrox boss has identified the 24-year-old hitman as a potential solution, despite the fierce rivalry between the two clubs.
Miovski's proven track record in the Scottish Premiership, where he netted 16 times last season, makes him an exceptionally attractive and low-risk option for the Gers.
A Dream Move to Spain Turns Sour
The potential move to Ibrox comes after Miovski's anticipated transfer to Real Valladolid, owned by Brazilian legend Ronaldo, spectacularly fell apart. The deal was believed to be on the verge of completion, only to disintegrate, dashing the player's hopes of a move to La Liga.
This unexpected development has opened the door for Rangers to swoop in and secure a short-term deal for a player who has consistently proven his quality against them.
A Coup for the Light Blues
Securing Miovski, even on a temporary basis, would be seen as a major coup for Clement. It would not only add a prolific, physical presence to their frontline but also weaken a direct domestic competitor.
Whether the Pittodrie hierarchy would be willing to sanction a deal that strengthens their Old Firm rivals, however, remains the biggest obstacle to this audacious move coming to fruition.
