Bojan Miovski has struggled to establish himself as a first-team regular under Derek McInnes at Rangers.

Despite injuries to Lawrence Shankland and Youssef Chermiti, the North Macedonian is currently third in the pecking order of the strikers.

While the 27-year-old has been getting minutes off the bench for the Light Blues, the starting spots have been taken up by Ryan Naderi and Kevin Kelsy.

Bojan Miovski set to miss out on North Macedonia call-up

To make things worse, Miovski’s lack of game time is affecting his international career as well. According to the Daily Record, he is set to be omitted from the North Macedonia squad for the upcoming international break.

Miovski’s nation will first travel to the United Kingdom to take on Scotland at Hampden Park, before flying back to Skopje to play host to Slovenia. Unfortunately for the Rangers striker, he will be missing both those matches.

During the last international break, he was called up to the squad and played in all four games for his country. However, manager Goce Sedloski did not seem impressed enough to recall him to the squad.

Will Miovski push for a Rangers exit in January?

Miovski moved to Ibrox last summer under the impression that he would be a first-team regular. Neither Danny Rohl nor McInnes believe he’s got what it takes to start week in and week out.

At 27, he’s still got a few more years in his prime and will feel that he can prove a point by playing regularly at another club. He would want to play more games for his country as well, and that could mean leaving Rangers.

He was open to a move in the summer, but McInnes decided to keep him at the club following an injury to Chermiti. However, if the Gers are able to sign another striker in the winter, they could part ways with the North Macedonian forward.