Where Rangers stand as Bojan Miovski lined up for Turkey transfer
Bojan Miovski looks like he could depart Rangers in the coming days.
The Gers have been busy reshaping their squad this summer, with no fewer than 12 signings having been made.
Portland Timbers striker Kevin Kelsy is imminently about to make that 13, which would further bump Miovski down the pecking order.
A potentially season-ending injury to Youssef Chermiti has done nothing to improve Miovski's minutes, with Lawrence Shankland and Ryan Naderi preferred by Derek McInnes.
And now, it looks as though a switch to the Turkish Super Lig could be on the cards for Miovski.
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Who wants to sign Rangers striker Bojan Miovski?
Miovski has only made two appearances for Rangers under McInnes, and both of those have been off the bench in Europe.
An exit certainly seems a realistic possibility as Rangers look to balance their numbers following a host of summer arrivals.
Now, Turkish journalist Ertan Suzgan - a reporter for Yeni Açık with over 460,000 X followers - has reported that Genclerbirligi SK want to sign Miovski.
Suzgan wrote on X that Genclerbirligi, who were promoted back to the top tier in the 2024-25 season, have Miovski on their "agenda".
However, he also noted that Udinese's Vakoun Issouf Bayo and Nuno Da Costa of Basaksehir are also possibilities for Genclerbirligi.
Scotland's transfer window shuts at 5pm on Thursday, but Turkey's window remains open until Friday, 4 September.
How do Rangers feel about letting Bojan Miovski leave?
It would not be a surprise at all to see Miovski depart Ibrox in the coming days.
Indeed, the Daily Reported on Sunday that Rangers are open to letting Miovski leave, though they did add that it would be loan.
So, it appears inevitable that Miovski will head for the exit door.
Whether that is to Genclerbirligi or elsewhere remains to be seen, but it feels like a deal will be done.
With Shankland arriving and leading the line, Naderi on the books, and Kelsy soon to be through the door, there is just very little prospect of Miovsk getting many minutes.