Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormackhas reiterated that the club are yet to receive any offer for star striker Bojan Miovski and says that they will only considers bids that benefit all parties.The North Macedonia international was a shining light in an otherwise difficult season for the Reds last year, scoring 26 goals in 53 matches in all competitions.
The 24-year-old is the subject of interest from several clubs around the continent, including Serie A side Bologna who can offer the forward Champions League football next season.Earlier this week, Miovski joined up with new Aberdeen boss Jimmy Thelin and the rest of the squad in their pre-season training camp in Portugal.
Swedish manager Thelin already has Miovski, Cape Verde star Duk and Slovenian striker Ester Sokler at his disposal, but has bolstered his attacking options with the signing of Nigerian forward Peter Ambrose from Hungarian outfit Ujpest.Cormack says that Pittodrie chiefs are under no pressure to sell Miovski but adds that they are expecting "big things" from the Dons other forward players in the event that he was to depart.
Speaking to The Press and Journal, he said: We haven’t had any bids in for Bojan.“He’s a great lad, he loves it in Aberdeen.
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