“Ex-Celtic Target Blasts Club after mentioning 7 ‘Disgraceful’ Broken Promises made by the club”
Bojan Miovski could be set for a quick exit from La Liga side Girona, with reports in Spain claiming the former Aberdeen striker has been told he can leave the club this summer. The North Macedonian only joined Girona recently, but things haven’t worked out for him on the pitch.
According to Girona FM, Miovski is one of the main players expected to be sold as the club plans a reshuffle of their squad. Despite being seen as a good fit when he arrived, Miovski has struggled to settle and hasn’t had the impact many expected.
That news will alert Celtic, who are actively looking to strengthen their attack ahead of the new season. Miovski scored regularly in the Scottish Premiership with Aberdeen and is a striker already proven in Scottish football, something that could be attractive to Brendan Rodgers and his coaching staff.
He’s also made it clear that playing time and a system that suits him are key to his decisions. With Celtic in need of another forward who can deliver goals, there’s a natural link there, especially if Girona are looking to move him on at a reasonable price.
He said: “As a footballer, I always pick my clubs based on my style of play, and Girona was the best option for me. It is important to note, it was not the best financial offer I got. But, as a player, my priority is to develop my game and be at a club where I will play regularly.
“Girona played attacking football. As a striker, I thought that I should join a team that created at least six or seven clear chances for the striker to score. But unfortunately, that was not the case this season and it was the complete opposite compared to last.”
Miovski’s comments give insight into why his time in Spain didn’t go as planned. He clearly expected more attacking support and chances to score, but found himself isolated in a system that didn’t match what he was promised. That mismatch could lead to a return to a league where he’s already proven.
Celtic are known to be targeting at least one striker this summer. A player like Miovski could offer much-needed depth and competition.
Whether Celtic make a formal approach will depend on Girona’s asking price and whether Rodgers sees him as a clear upgrade. But with his familiarity with the league and a solid scoring record at Pittodrie, Miovski could be a useful addition.
The coming weeks will show if there’s real movement, but the player’s availability lines up with what Celtic are looking for. If the price is right, Miovski could be a name to watch in the transfer window.
