Bojan Miovski, born 24 June 1999, is a Macedonian national hailing from his home country's football scene. He's a forward best known for his work as a striker with Girona and stands at 6ft 2in (1.89m) tall. Miovski weighs 12st 12lb (82kg) and is known for donning the number 19 jersey. In his career, he's also had the privilege to represent North Macedonia on a global stage.
According to Transfermarkt, Miovski's current market value stands at approximately £2.5m. His contract with Girona, at present, has three years and one month remaining and is set to expire on the 30th of June 2028.
In July 2020, Miovski made his move from Renova in the Prva Liga in Macedonia to Nemzeti Bajnokság I's MTK Budapest for an unknown fee. During his debut season (2020-2021) with MTK Budapest, Miovski landed 26 first-team appearances and netted seven goals. The following season (2021-2022) saw Miovski making 30 first-team appearances and scoring eight goals.
July of 2022 saw Miovski making another move, this time from MTK Budapest to Scotland's Premiership team, Aberdeen, for a fee of roughly £650k. While in Scotland, Miovski stepped up his game. During the 2022-2023 season, he chalked up 37 first-team appearances and netted 16 goals. The 2023-2024 season wasn't too different, with Miovski once again making 38 first-team appearances and scoring 16 goals. Despite it being early days in the 2024-2025 season, Miovski has already made two first-team appearances.
Miovski's journey took another turn in August 2024, when he transferred from Aberdeen back into warmer climes, joining Spain's LaLiga team, Girona, for approximately £6.8m. Currently, in the 2024-2025 season, Miovski has made 17 first-team appearances and scored two goals. And, if all goes well, he'll carry on playing for Girona in the 2025-2026 season.
Miovski's international achievements are also noteworthy. He participated in the Copa del Rey 2024-2025 for Girona, scoring two goals in one start. For North Macedonia, he took part in the World Cup Qualifiers Europe 2024-2026, scoring two goals in four starts, the Euro Qualifiers 2022-2024 with six starts, and the Nations League 2024-2025, scoring three goals in six starts. Additionally, Miovski represented Girona in the Champions League 2024-2025 with three starts and one appearance as a substitute. His footwork is evidently making an impressive mark both domestically and internationally.
