Bojan Miovski is attracting interest from Dutch giants Feyenoord.

The Rotterdam-based club is reportedly considering a move for the Macedonian forward, who has impressed with a tally of 42 goals in 90 appearances since joining Aberdeen in 2022.

The Aberdeen striker was on Celtic’s radar in the January transfer window.

Miovski’s performance in the recent Scottish Cup semi-final against Celtic, where he scored, has only heightened interest in his services it would seem.

With two years remaining on his contract, any potential suitors would need to meet Aberdeen’s substantial valuation to pry him away from Pittodrie.

Southampton has also shown interest in the 24-goal striker, but it’s Feyenoord who are the latest to enter the fray. According to reports from Gol.mk in Macedonia, the uncertainty surrounding Feyenoord’s managerial position— with current coach Arne Slot linked to a move to Liverpool — has not deterred their interest in strengthening the squad.

Aberdeen’s new manager Jimmy Thelin will be eager to retain Miovski, you’d imagine, but the club may consider lucrative offers that come their way to allow the incoming boss a significant transfer kitty.