Bojan Miovski earns Aberdeen 'greatest' tag as blown away team-mate performs transfer Omerta over star man

Richard Jensen believes Aberdeen top gun Bojan Miovski is one of the greatest he has played with.

The North Macedonian international hit a midweek brace against Livingston to take Aberdeen up to eighth. The double also took Miovski’s goal tally for the season to 14. Livingston manager David Martindale claimed the on-form frontman was the difference between the two teams and he could walk into any other team in the Scottish Premiership.

Miovski’s talents haven’t gone unnoticed by his Pittodrie teammates and there are also likely to be several big-money suitors who could come knocking in the January window. Jensen admitted: “He’s one of the greatest, he’s really efficient. When he gets to scoring goals he’s been really important for us. He’s obviously very important. A great guy and I hope he keeps on scoring goals for us.”

Dons manager Barry Robson joked after the win that the club has to tell chairman Dave Cormack not to sell the frontman. Southampton are long-term admirers and their chief scout Darren Mowbray was the one who took him from MTK to Aberdeen. Jensen, however, refused to entertain any speculation.

“He’s important for us but I’m not really going to comment on that any further,” the Finnish international claimed. It was an important win in terms of Aberdeen’s season. It saw them get points on the board from one of their games-in-hand and also saw them bounce back after the disappointment of their Viaplay Cup final defeat to Rangers. Jensen, speaking about his Hampden disappointment, acknowledged: “Probably one of them. It’s about how you deal with those disappointments that make out your career.

“You cannot dwell on the past. I think the guys showed great mental strength and I’m really proud of everybody. So