Bojan Miovski releases statement about his situation amid ongoing Rangers exit speculation

Rangers striker Bojan Miovski has parted ways with his agent.

Sport Interactive SPIN have been listed as the North Macedonia international's representative, but that doesn't look to be the case anymore.

The 27-year-old moved to the Gers last summer from Girona, but his time in G51 hasn't been the most convincing.

Miovski has been linked with an exit from Ibrox as he continues to struggle for game time under Derek McInnes.

While the transfer window in Scotland has closed, it's still open in countries like Portugal and Saudi Arabia.

It will be interesting to see what the future holds for the centre-forward as he makes changes behind the scenes.

What Rangers Bojan Miovski has said about agent situation

Miovski has attracted interest away from Rangers this summer after falling down the pecking order.

The North Macedonia ace hasn't been able to resolve his future at the Light Blues yet, and it looks like he will be taking matters into his own hands now.

Miovski has confirmed that no football agent or agency represents him.

The centre-forward has requested that relevant queries be directed towards him relating to his career and future.

With the attacker personally handling himself, it will be interesting to see what he decides to do at the Govan side.

In a post on his Instagram story on 6 September, Mivoski said, "I would like to confirm that I'm currently not represented by any football agent or agency."

What Lawrence Shankland injury means for Bojan Miovski

McInnes has confirmed Lawrence Shankland could have picked up a significant injury against Motherwell.

In the Gers' 1-0 victory, the striker was forced off in the eighth minute.

Ryan Naderi came on to replace the ex-Hearts star, while Kevin Kelsy also made his debut for the Light Blues.

Miovski seems to be the Scottish manager's least-favourite option for the number nine position, but his importance in the squad may have just increased.

With Shankland possibly struggling with his fitness and Youssef Chermiti out for a considerable period with an ACL injury, the Glaswegian outfit may want to keep the North Macedonia international at least until January.

Only time will tell what the change in Miovski's management will mean for his future in G51.