Bojan Miovski among 10 Rangers players who have a point to prove during the international break

Rangers are set to wave goodbye to 10 first-team stars on international break.

Derek McInnes will be massively frustrated for his momentum to be put on hold at Ibrox.

Having secured back-to-back victories over Celtic, his side have won six on the bounce.

The latest came in the Scottish Premiership at Parkhead as a Ryan Naderi made all the difference.

That has cut the gap at the top of the table to just two points with seven games gone.

A three week international break is now here, but who has a point to prove away from Rangers?

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Any frustration and anger from the early weeks of the campaign have certainly been put to bed.

A 1-0 win away in the Old Firm just proved how far the Gers have come in the past few weeks.

That will add to the frustration with the timing of this break, but McInnes will wish his departing stars the best nonetheless.

Only two will feature for Scotland as Liam Kelly and Findlay Curtis link up with Sebastien Pocognoli's new look side.

Kosta Nedeljkovic and Vanja Dragojevic will also travel together after both were called up by Serbia.

Ivor Pandur is in the Croatia squad, with Olwethu Makhanya set to feature for South Africa, Emmanuel Fernandez for Nigeria, Nico Raskin for Belgium and Minsu Kim for South Korea.

Bojan Miovski is also ready to depart Govan after a North Macedonia call-up, but will be prove a point on the international stage?

Why Bojan Miovski has a point to prove

The 27-year-old has failed to truly install himself as a true regular for the Light Blues.

That comes despite the forward contributing to 15 goals and assists since signing 12 months ago.

Miovski is yet to start a Premiership game this season, but does have a winning goal to his name.

Kevin Kelsy and Ryan Naderi have claimed the starting forward roles, but that could change after the international break.

If the North Macedonia goes and hits the ground running for his nation, it will give McInnes a decision to make.

Some goals or assists against Switzerland, Slovania and especially Scotland could make a real splash.

It is now up to him to grab the opportunity infront of him.