Bojan Miovski exit at Rangers one to keep an eye on as bid update drops
Bojan Miovski could be subject to late exit developments at Rangers.
The North Macedonian forward has featured 44 times for the Ibrox side since joining last summer
He has notched 13 goals and one assist in those matches, but does not seem to be in Derek McInnes' plans.
The Gers are close to signing Venezuelan striker Kevin Kelsy, which would push Miovski further down the pecking order.
Things could move very quickly, with the Scottish deadline on 3 September and Turkey's transfer window finishing a day later.
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What is the latest on Bojan Miovski's potential Rangers exit?
Miovski has been linked with a loan move to Turkish side Genclerbirligi.
Turkish journalist Omercan Ozmen believes that Miovksi is one to watch in the final days of the window.
Speaking exclusively to Ibrox News, he said: “I’ve heard there hasn’t been an official offer yet.
"However, the player is on the agenda, and there might be some developments in the coming days.
"I can't say for sure about this transfer because it's a matter of days, but Genclerbirligi is definitely interested in the player."
It remains to be seen whether they can get a deal over the line, but it is very much possible at this stage even if not bid has yet been lodged.
What has happened to Miovski at Rangers?
Miovski had Scottish Premiership experience with Aberdeen before he moved to Govan, and was expected to hit the ground running.
However, he has not been able to replicate his form at Pittodrie, where he scored 44 goals in 98 appearances for the Dons.
Danny Rohl did not seem to fancy him, utilising Youssef Chermiti and Ryan Naderi ahead of him.
McInnes has been left without Chermiti, but Miovski has still only made two appearances with zero starts, with 15 minutes in the second-leg clashes with Jagiellonia and Jablonec.
That is due to the addition of his former Hearts captain Lawrence Shankland, who the boss clearly favours over the 27-year-old.