Bojan Miovski, the North Macedonia international, is eyeing a move to La Liga side Girona in Spain in hopes of getting a shot at the Champions League. Aberdeen is currently in talks with Girona regarding the transfer, with the club working to finalize the deal. Although Girona’s initial bid for Miovski was rejected by Aberdeen, they are planning to make an improved offer to meet the Scottish club’s valuation.
There is also interest in Miovski from Italy, but the player himself has expressed his desire to join Girona, stating that personal terms will not be a hindrance. The 25-year-old striker has always dreamed of playing in one of Europe’s top leagues, and Girona, who finished third in La Liga last season, would provide him with the opportunity to compete in the Champions League.
It is worth noting that Girona is part of the City Group, which also owns clubs like Manchester City, New York City, and Melbourne City. Aberdeen, on the other hand, has made it clear that they will only consider selling Miovski if the offer meets their requirements, including the asking price and additional clauses.
Miovski, who joined Aberdeen from MTK Budapest in 2022 for £500,000, has been a standout player for the club, scoring 26 goals last season despite the team’s struggles in the Premiership. With one more season left on his contract, Aberdeen is looking to secure a deal that benefits both parties involved.
As negotiations continue between Aberdeen and Girona, fans are eager to see where Miovski’s future lies and whether he will achieve his goal of playing in the prestigious Champions League. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing transfer saga.