The Football Macedonia account has helpfully proved the perfect pitch for Celtic supporters to use to enlighten the Celtic board on the logic in bringing in Aberdeen striker Bojan Miovski by close of transfer window business tomorrow night. They state:
Bojan Miovski – 22/23 Season: 42 Games, 18 Goals and 3 Assists
Bojan Miovski – 23/24 Season: 33 Games, 18 Goals and 4 Assists
On track to improve his output considerably in a much poorer Aberdeen side.
What a striker.
Aberdeen today sacked Barry Robson and his management team and of course Celtic are the visitors to Pittodrie this weekend. Celtic should have our proposed new signing Adam Idah in the squad, provided there is no last minute hitches. Rocco Vata may or may not be there to, with both potentially providing cover for Kyogo, who it has to be said is not on the best of form at the moment.
30th January 2024 Pittodrie. Scottish Premiership, Aberdeen versus Dundee Bojan Miovski of Aberdeen celebrates after scoring for 1-0. Photo ActionPlus David Young
Looking at Football Macedonia’s reminder on Bojan Miovski’s stats is exactly why we have repeatedly urged Celtic to look at bringing in the player. Aberdeen are looking to sell players within their player trading model and Miovski will move on sooner, rather than later. Much the same way as we as a support recognise that Matt O’Riley is likely to be away in the summer.
Celtic’s best chance of signing Bojan Miovski – who would provide real competition to Kyogo for the top striker’s spot – is now. Celtic don’t have an option to buy Adam Idah from Norwich City in the deal that has now been agreed, so the Irishman is clearly a stop-gap signing.
BRISTOL, ENGLAND – DECEMBER 03: Adam Idah of Norwich City celebrates after scoring the team’s second goal during the Sky Bet Championship match between Bristol City and Norwich City at Ashton Gate on December 03, 2023 in Bristol, England. (Photo by Ryan Hiscott/Getty Images)
Having Kyogo and Oh as the only two strikers at the club has shown to be insufficient and Brendan Rodgers has asked for quality additions. Bojan Miovski ticks that box and the turmoil at Pittodrie may also unsettle the player and a last minute move from Celtic could not only strengthen our squad by adding a top quality performer – proven in this league – but also raise everyone’s spirits.
The mood around the support at the moment is terrible, we heard that on Saturday and this window is now being compared to the notorious Willo Flood January window – and the title was lost that season as a result.
Go get Bojan Miovski, it makes perfect sense. The more fire-power we have over the next few months the better.
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