Latest verdict on the 24-year-old Aberdeen F.C. Forward Bojan Miovski transfer to Celtic FC is out

Brendan Rodgers is going to make some changes to his team this summer, so Celtic will be looking for some new players.

Because Joe Hart retired at the end of the season, the goalkeeping area is the one that is most likely to change a lot this summer.

It’s also true that Scott Bain and Benjamin Siegrist may be leaving, as Brendan Rodgers said in February when talking about a possible Hart replacement [Sky Sports]: “Hey, we might need more than one goalkeeper. Some of the guys who have been here for a while might want to play?”

There could also be movement from the middle to the front based on whether Adam Idah or Paulo Bernardo sign a permanent deal. We might not know for sure about their futures until the end of the season.

There would be room for a new center forward to come to Parkhead this summer if Republic of Ireland player Idah went back to Norwich City.

A lot of names were thrown around in January, like Brondby forward Mathias Kvistgaarden, Aberdeen’s Bojan Miovski, and others. There will probably be more possibilities in a few months, though.

While on talkSPORT, Neil Warnock drops the Bojan Miovski transfer judgment.
Miovski has become an important player for Aberdeen over the last few years. He has been in great shape this season, scoring 23 goals and setting up four others in 45 games [Transfermarkt].

For a little more than a month, Neil Warnock worked with the North Macedonia striker at Pittodrie. He said that the 24-year-old would fit in well with Celtic’s style of play if he were to be sold this summer.