Dominoes fall for Bojan Miovski as new exit route opens up for Rangers exit

Bojan Miovski's inevitable Rangers exit appears to be advancing.

The Bears signed the North Macedonian for a package deal of £4.2million for Aberdeen only last year, but his move has yet to work out.

The striker looks set to fall even further down the pecking order, with Portland Timber's hit-man Kevin Kelsy expected to be announced at Ibrox on Tuesday.

Derek McInnes pushed for a new number nine after Youssef Chermiti's ACL injury was revealed.

Now, Miovski has received contact ahead of what appears to be a likely Rangers exit before Thursday's deadline.

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Bojan Miovski's representatives receive contact for Rangers exit

It has been reported that Miovski will be allowed to leave Rangers if the club can pull off the signing of Kelsy.

The Portland Timbers striker underwent his medical in Glasgow on Monday, ahead of what will be a £9m move to the Govan side.

Sky Sports correspondent Anthony Joseph has reported on Monday that Feyenoord have expressed their interest in Miovski.

The Dutch side have reportedly reached out to the 27-year-old and his representatives over a move.

It is once again suggested in the update that Kelsy's imminent move to the Gers will allow Miovski to leave the club.

But on what terms will he depart?

Should Rangers loan out Miovski or sell?

Initial suggestions were that Miovski could be allowed to leave on loan, but rumours of a permanent exit have also crept in.

The reality is that the Bears risk losing money by selling the forward now, given the season he had last term.

Loaning him out with the view to recoup the £4.2m could be the move, though immediate funds may be needed by the 49ers.

Time will tell, but Miovski's exit will be welcomed once Kelsy arrives.