Ylber Ramadani's Aberdeen waiting game woe revealed as Bojan Miovski faces own visa red tape
Aberdeen boss Jim Goodwin is hopeful that Ylber Ramadani can finally meet his new teammates in the coming week - as a wait for Bojan Miovski's visa begins.
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Bojan Miovski makes instant Aberdeen impact amid fresh Christian Ramirez transfer claim
Bojan Miovski has made an immediate impact to life at Aberdeen. The Dons new recruit got off the mark by opening the scoring during the Dons 1-1 draw with St Johnstone in a pre-season friendly on Friday morning.
Bojan Miovski tipped to grasp Aberdeen transfer chance as former boss insists striker can reach the Premier League
Bojan Miovski’s old boss reckons the Aberdeen new boy is good enough to play in the Premier League. Giovanni Costantino coached North Macedonia star Miovski and fellow Pittodrie summer signing Ylber Ramadani at MTK Budapest last season.
What Aberdeen still need to do in the transfer market and 4 new signings they could target
Jim Goodwin is fast assembling his Aberdeen squad ahead of new season. Six players have joined the Pittodrie club so far this summer with the boss not ruling out more incomings in the coming weeks.
Bojan Miovski: I want to be number one striker at Aberdeen
Bojan Miovski has set himself the target of becoming Aberdeen’s “number one striker” and firing the club back to the top three in Scotland.
Bojan Miovski in Aberdeen 'number one striker' pledge as he vows to bring European nights back to Pittodrie
New Aberdeen striker Bojan Miovski insists he’ll score the goals to fire the club back into Europe. The North Macedonian forward has penned a four-year deal at Pittodrie after the Dons swooped to sign him from MTK Budapest.
Jim Goodwin makes Connor Ronan Aberdeen transfer confession and offers Bojan Miovski update
Jim Goodwin has confessed that he would love to bring Connor Ronan to Aberdeen but admitted they face stiff competition to sign the Wolves midfielder.
New Aberdeen signings laid down marker: 'they have to prove themselves'
Ross McCrorie insists that Aberdeen’s new boys must prove that they are capable of living up to the club’s high expectations.