Latest Transfer News: 24 years-old Celtic target Bojan Miovski transfer Price fee has been set with alot of problems involving the deal

To this point in the season, Bojan Miovski has been performing quite well for Aberdeen.

It has been claimed that Aberdeen has placed a price tag on Bojan Miovski after clubs from all across the United Kingdom and Europe shown interest in acquiring his services.

Miovski has been Aberdeen’s most outstanding performer this season. Despite the fact that they are in a low league position, he has been the only consistent player with a plethora of goals in European competition and nine in the Scottish Premiership. He has scored more goals than Jamie McGrath, who has scored six in the top-flight.

However, with Miovski and Lawrence Shankland performing well for the Dons and Hearts respectively, both clubs that are aiming to be the “best of the rest” will be hoping to squeeze the maximum out of their prized assets before selling their stars on to yield huge profits. This has led to interest from other clubs, including the current champions Celtic, who are looking to strengthen their ranks after experiencing a slight drop in form throughout the month of December.

In addition, Sky Sports reports that although though the Macedonian player has not yet been the subject of any offers during the transfer window, Dave Cormack and his squad will be preparing themselves for attention from players from all across the continent.

And this is the reason why the Dons are hoping to break their record for the most money they have ever sold in a transfer, if they were to accept any bids. The current record for the most money they have ever sold is held by academy product Calvin Ramsay, who moved to Liverpool for a cost of approximately £5 million last summer.

It is rumored that clubs in Germany, Italy, and Spain have already expressed interest in the player. Celtic, on the other hand, is looking to acquire a new striker because Oh is now competing in the Asian Cup and the club may want additional firepower in the long term.

Although Miovski is only 24 years old, he has already established himself as one of the best performing attackers in the Scottish top-flight since the beginning of the previous season. He has scored more than 25 goals in fewer than 60 games, which is a good total. Although he is not yet at his peak, he is expected to continue to grow.

Miovski has demonstrated his worth on European and cup stages, particularly on the continent, where he scored four goals in seven games for the Dons in the Europa Conference League this season. He has already scored 15 goals for the Granite City club across all competitions this season, and he has a solid 19 goals to build upon from the previous season.