Imagine him & Miovski: Rangers make last-gasp offer for "devastating" star
da wazamba： Bojan Miovski made his debut for Glasgow Rangers on Sunday in a 0-0 draw in the first Old Firm clash of the Scottish Premiership season at Ibrox.
da aviator aposta： The Macedonia international, who recently signed on a permanent deal from Girona, made some intelligent runs and used his body well to win a few crucial fouls to relieve pressure for his side.
Russell Martin’s next task is to build a team that can consistently create chances for the left-footed attacker, who did not get a ‘big chance’ in front of goal against Celtic.
Rangers make offer for Premier League forward
The Ibrox giants are looking to bolster their options out wide to provide the former Aberdeen marksman with more support before the end of the window.
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According to Sky Sports reporter Anthony Joseph, Glasgow Rangers have made an official offer to sign Crystal Palace forward Jesurun Rak-Sakyi.
The journalist claims that the Light Blues and Celtic have both made last-gasp attempts to bring the English youngster up to Scotland on loan for the season.
Joseph adds that Leicester City and Lyon are also keen on signing the left-footed attacker, but it remains to be seen what Palace’s plans for him are on deadline day.
Why Rangers should sign Jesurun Rak-Sakyi
The Gers must push as hard as possible to seal a last-minute loan deal for Rak-Sakyi ahead of their rivals because he could be a huge threat at the top end of the pitch alongside Miovski.
Rangers have already found their new prolific scorer, hopefully, by signing the Macedonian star who scored 32 goals in two Premiership seasons during his time with Aberdeen, per Transfermarkt.
In Rak-Sakyi, the Gers could have a winger with the potential to provide a huge goal threat alongside Miovski, potentially taking some of the attention away from the centre-forward because the opposition defence will have to be wary of the threat that he poses.
The 22-year-old can score and create goals by cutting in on his left foot from the right flank, which could attract centre-backs to step out to close down his possible shot.
That could create space for Miovski, who showed glimpses of his intelligent runs on Sunday, to slip in behind off the last line if Rak-Sakyi is able to pick him out.
Jesurun Rak-Sakyi’s two full senior seasons
Stats
22/23 League One (Charlton)
24/25 Championship (Sheffield United)
Appearances
43
34
Starts
40
22
Goals
15
7
Minutes per goal
233
248
Big chances created
5
3
Key passes per game
1.3
0.9
Assists
8
2
Stats via Sofascore
As you can see in the table above, the English dynamo can score and create goals at a decent rate, with 22 goals and ten assists in his last two full seasons in England.
These statistics show that Rak-Sakyi, who was described as “devastating” by U23 scout Antonio Mango, could cause plenty of problems for opposition defenders with his goal threat and his creativity.
This is why he could form an exciting partnership with Miovski at the top end of the pitch, because Rangers could have two players who have the quality to consistently be a threat in the final third, particularly with their goalscoring attributes.
With Djeidi Gassama, who has already scored four goals this season, on the left wing, Martin could have a prolific front three on his hands if they all gel and perform to their potential.
