Most Celtics fans would prefer to see Bojan Miovski join the Hoops. It’s no secret that we need a striker, and everyone is now vying for the Aberdeen player. Although we supporters were wishing for the best, there were rumors of a bid for the North Macedonian during the January window.
Miovski demonstrated his class last weekend when he scored a fantastic goal at Pittodrie against us. Last night, he repeated the feat at Ibrox, netting an innately placed strike against the Rangers.
Not only can he score goals, but he also plays excellently all around and would be a valuable asset to our team. He must be a player that we are keeping an eye on. He is a good fit for our plan. He’s not the finished product, but he’s definitely not a “project” player because he’s young, has a lot of potential, and is familiar with our league.
Regretfully, his impressive performance has garnered a lot of attention, especially from the south, and his rumored £6 million transfer fee may increase, pricing us out of any potential deal to acquire the player. We ought to have been pursuing him during the January transfer window, even if it meant paying five or even six million pounds. It would have been a steal given the large sum of money up for grabs in the Champions League if the team had won this year.
Miovski will have his choice of teams come summertime, therefore it appears like Celtic may be priced out of the race. Following his debut as Aberdeen’s manager, Neil Warnock declared his striker to be the finest in the nation and tipped Bojan Miovski to reach the 30-goal milestone before the end of the Premiership season.
According to Warnock, his initial thoughts of Miovski are fantastic. “I told him yesterday that I had never seen one of you in Scotland, much less in the Premier League. This season, I believe he will score thirty goals for me.
“I’m relieved the window is closed,” I told him. I have you now, and you have me. He’s a great guy with a positive outlook. According to P&G, Warnock stated, “You don’t usually get strikers who work their socks off, but he does that.”
The two players whom The Celtic Star insisted Celtic sign during the January transfer window were Aberdeen’s Bojan Miovski and Liverpool’s Owen Beck. This summer, we’ll find out if Celtic are willing to spend extra to make it work out better for these two.
If Bojan Miovski were to play for Celtic, he would be an incredible star.
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