Miovski set for loan to Netherlands after Feyenoord enquiry
The striker is expected to join Feyenoord on loan from Rangers as he looks for more minutes and a scoring rhythm.
Bojan Miovski looks set to spend the coming period in the Netherlands after Feyenoord made an enquiry, a move that would most likely be a loan from Rangers as the striker seeks regular playing time (reported August 31, 2026).
At Rangers Miovski has found himself down the pecking order in attack and is no longer a guaranteed starter, prompting talks about a temporary switch so he can rebuild form and minutes on the pitch.
The Dutch game, known for its open, creative and goal‑rich style, would suit the forward’s profile and offer the kind of offensive opportunities that could help him rediscover his best scoring touch.
Career context and national team importance
Miovski already proved himself in Scotland earlier in his career, finishing among the league’s top scorers and earning a transfer to Girona in Spain. His return to the British game with Rangers has not produced a stable starting role, and for the first time since his international breakthrough a loan is now a real possibility.
For the North Macedonia national team Miovski remains a valuable asset; his playing time and match fitness are constantly under scrutiny. Supporters and officials will hope the situation is resolved quickly so he can regain the form that made him an international regular.
The development was flagged by journalist Joshua Barrie, who wrote on August 31, 2026: "Kevin Kelsy underwent his medical today ahead of a move to #Rangers . Elsewhere, Bojan Miovski is expected to leave on loan should that deal be completed. Understand Feyenoord have made an enquiry today. https://t.co/DSyN11Snqf"
Photo: press material from the event
