Bojan Miovski has emerged as a potential target for LASK as Rangers continue to look for a solution to the striker's uncertain future at Ibrox.
According to the Rangers Review, the Austrian club have now joined the growing list of sides linked with the North Macedonia international, following recent interest from Feyenoord and Turkish side Genclerbirligi.
Miovski's future has become increasingly uncertain after falling down the pecking order at Rangers, with Kevin Kelsy set to arrive from Portland Timbers and Lawrence Shankland and Ryan Naderi also ahead of him in Derek McInnes' plans despite Youssef Chermiti’s injury.
Rangers are understood to be open to allowing the striker to leave, with a loan move previously emerging as the most likely solution.
LASK enter Miovski picture
LASK now represent another potential destination for Miovski as clubs assess their options before the transfer window closes.
The Austrian side have already been involved in Champions League qualifying this season and eliminated Celtic from the competition, recovering from 4-0 down to win 5-4 on aggregate, making the emergence of their interest an intriguing development for the Rangers forward who could depart Ibrox for UEFA's top competition.
Miovski's situation has developed rapidly over the past few days. He was left out of Rangers' squad for the 1-0 win over his former club Aberdeen after coming on in extra time as the Gers exited Europe away to Jablonec, and appears unlikely to receive regular first-team football once Kelsy's arrival is completed.
That has opened the door for interested clubs to explore a deal.
Feyenoord interest came first
Feyenoord emerged as one of the more prominent options for Miovski after Ayase Ueda's departure to Lille.
Reports initially indicated that the Dutch club, now managed by Giovanni Van Bronckhorst, had made an enquiry regarding the Rangers striker, with a temporary move among the possibilities.
However, the situation has since become less straightforward, with Dutch reports stating that Feyenoord have denied contact with Miovski and are considering alternative targets.
That potentially leaves the door open for other clubs to move ahead in the race for the 27-year-old.
Genclerbirligi also interested
Turkish Super Lig side Genclerbirligi had also placed Miovski on their shortlist as they looked at potential attacking additions before the deadline.
Their interest provided another possible route out of Ibrox, with Miovski's Rangers future already looking increasingly difficult following the impending arrival of Kelsy.
Rangers signed Miovski from Girona last summer after his impressive spell with Aberdeen, but he has struggled to establish himself as a regular starter at Ibrox.
The striker remains under contract with Rangers until 2029, meaning any permanent departure would require the club to reach an agreement with his next destination.
With LASK now reportedly entering the picture, and previous interest from Feyenoord and Genclerbirligi, Miovski has no shortage of potential escape routes.
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