Feyenoord make a move for Rangers striker after Ueda departure

Feyenoord have set their sights on Bojan Miovski, Sky Sports reports. The 27-year-old Rangers FC striker is viewed in south Rotterdam as a possible successor to Ayase Ueda, who has left for Lille OSC.

Ueda completed a move to France for around €15 million, giving Feyenoord room to strengthen up front again. The club currently still have two centre-forwards at their disposal in Nacho Ferri and Shaqueel van Persie.

Now Miovski has moved firmly into the frame at Feyenoord. Sky Sports reports that the club have already made contact with the representatives of the North Macedonia attacker.

Rangers could yet allow Miovski to leave. The Scottish giants are working on a deal for Kevin Kelsy from the Portland Timbers, who has now successfully come through his medical at Ibrox.

Should Rangers complete Kelsy's transfer, that could open the door to Miovski's exit. The striker joined from Girona for €3 million last year but did not establish himself in Scotland as an undisputed starter.

Last season, Miovski featured in 26 league matches for Rangers. In those appearances, the 41-cap North Macedonia international scored seven goals and regularly had to settle for a role as a substitute.

Miovski remains under contract at Rangers until mid-2029, so Feyenoord will have to negotiate a transfer fee with the Scots. According to the current market valuation, the striker is worth around €2.5 million.