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Bojan Miovski could still be on the move from Rangers in the coming days.

The North Macedonia international is out of favour at Ibrox, making just two substitute appearances this season.

Neither of those came in the Scottish Premiership, and even with Youssef Chermiti out injured he has not been in Derek McInnes' thinking.

Several transfer windows across Europe remain open, with Scotland's not closing until Thursday.

And one team in the Champions League, who Celtic know very well, could make a move in the next two days.

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Who could now sign Bojan Miovski from Rangers?

Rangers are willing to sell Miovski if they receive more than they paid for him.

The 27-year-old arrived from Girona in August 2025, in a deal that at the time was said could reach £4.2million.

Things have not really worked out for Miovski at Ibrox, and Rangers Review have no given an update on this status.

They noted previous reported names Feyenoord and Genclerbirligi as interested parties.

But interestingly, Austrian outfit LASK, who qualified for the Champions League group phase by beating Celtic in the play-offs, are also interested in Miovski.

The Austrian transfer window closes at 5pm on Thursday, so they still have a couple of days to act on their interest.

Rangers Review described Miovski's situation as "one to watch".

Rangers striker Bojan Miovski and Rangers manager Derek McInnes
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Who else could leave Rangers?

Rangers are still trying to find solutions for several players.

Connor Barron and Lyall Cameron joined Middlesbrough and Dundee United on loan respectively on Tuesday.

But there are several players who still need to find solutions, including Miovski.

John Souttar is out of favour, and is looking for a move elsewhere, as is fellow centre-back Clinton Nsiala.

Nicolas Raskin did not get a move to one of the top-five European leagues, and it remains to be seen if the Belgium international will depart Ibrox at all now.

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