Celtic superstar sets the striker target’s price as Rangers prepare for late January following a devastating injury blow.

Leading Scottish clubs Celtic and Rangers are running out of time to complete business as the January transfer window closes.

The only player the Hoops have recruited to their roster thus far is Nicolas Kuhn, a “dynamic” German winger from Rapid Vienna. Brendan Rodgers has said that Kuhn is the kind of “profile” that his club needs, but there is still talk that one more player may be added in the final few days.

The Daily Record is aware that Aaron Rodgers is eager to bolster his center forward corps, and one player’s name that has drawn interest recently from supporters is Aberdeen’s in-form forward Bojan Miovski.

In addition to his outstanding 18 goals in 41 games during his first campaign, the North Macedonia international has scored an incredible 14 goals from 27 appearances in all competitions this season.

John Hartson, a former Celtics hero, has pushed the Hoops to pursue Miovski because he believes the acquisition would swing the championship race in his former team’s favor.

“I’ve seen Bojan Miovski a few times, and I really like the way he looks,” he said to the Sunday Post. I believe he would succeed at Celtic. He has consistently scored goals for Aberdeen and is aware of what it takes to succeed at this level and for Macedonia. Bojan gets others into play, keeps the ball up nicely, and has a terrific first touch. When the moment is right, he also charges goalward, giving opponents all kinds of trouble.

When talking about a possible transfer for Miovski, a number of prices have been brought up; it is believed that the player is valued between £3 million and £6 million.

“Differing figures have been mentioned regarding a transfer fee, ranging from £3 million to £6 million,” Harson stated. In the end, Aberdeen will be valued, and any interested clubs will be aware of his perceived value.

“Personally, I’d have him in the bracket between £3.5m and £4m. That would be good business. Kyogo Furuhashi is outstanding and as long as he stays fit then we’ll be fine. But there is a wee niggle that we should still bring someone in for the forward area.”

Rangers adjust their January transfer plans in response to a setback in injuries.
In response to Abdallah Sima’s severe injury setback, Philippe Clement and his recruiting staff at Rangers are eager to add a center forward in the last weeks of the transfer window.

Sima sustained an injury during the African Cup of Nations while working out with Senegal. Although the precise duration of his injury is yet unknown, Clement did state that he will be sidelined for a “long period of time.”

Before play ends on February 1st, the Gers are reportedly going to concentrate on finding a Sima replacement, according to sources with Football Insider.

According to the site, Hearts star Lawrence Shankland is the main player they have their eye on following a phenomenal run of play in which he has scored 14 goals in his first 23 Premiership outings.

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