Bojan Miovski blows Aberdeen top brass away as deadly striker cops Rangers and Celtic confession

Lee Sharp insists natural born finisher Bojan Miovski has the mark of Old Firm quality and backed the hitman to continue to rival the Premiership's top marksmen. The Aberdeen assistant boss believes the 23-year-old summer recruit from MTK Budapest has a touch of class which is hard to find and seven goals from his last eight outings has carried him to second spot in the scoring chart alongside Kyogo and one strike below Antonio Colak at Rangers.

A £535,000 fee now looks like a bargain for the North Macedonian international who has himself admitted his ambition is to finish top scorer in the top-flight after bagging a double in Aberdeen's 4-1 weekend triumph over Kilmarnock. Sharp is in no doubt that Miovski's striking instincts are of the highest calibre. He said: "I believe Bojan is top drawer and can be a really big player for Aberdeen this season.

"You want him to keep going and to continue scoring goals and I think the way we play suits him in terms of the amount of chances we create. I honestly believe there is so much more to come from him and he's scored seven goals in eight games so there aren't many players outside of the Old Firm who will start a season like that.

"As a player I didn't play with anyone like him, he's just got something different. I would class him as the type of player you would see with the Old Firm. He has that kind of quality when it comes to a basic striker's instinct. Very few players in the Premiership will score that amount of goals in such a short space of time. Adam Rooney was probably the last Aberdeen player to be as consistent in terms of goal return.

"All of the players coming to this club appreciate the expectation level increases. That's what happens at a massive club and the