Rangers Star Pays National Team Price For Lack Of Game Time

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North Macedonia coach Goce Sedloski has dropped Rangers striker Bojan Miovski from the national team due to his limited playing time at Ibrox, according to Inside Futbol. Miovski has only played 72 minutes this season, with manager Derek McInnes preferring other strikers. Sedloski cited Miovski's lack of game time as the reason for his decision, stating that he favors players who are regularly playing. The coach emphasized that Miovski is not out of contention permanently.

Rangers signed Lawrence Shankland and Kevin Kelsy over the summer, increasing competition for the striker role. Miovski struggled to capitalize on the injuries of other strikers, Youssef Chermiti and Shankland. Despite interest from Turkish club Genclerbirligi, Miovski remained at Rangers but has not secured a regular role. Former Rangers midfielder Alex Rae previously praised Miovski as the 'ace in the pack' in attack.

Sedloski stated that Miovski will be considered for future call-ups when he resumes regular playing time. The coach maintained that his selection policy prioritizes players with regular game time and that there is no animosity towards Miovski. Miovski's future at Rangers is uncertain, and if he continues to be overlooked, he may consider leaving in January.