Reporter Alan Nixon stated on his Patreon that Birmingham City is a fan of Aberdeen striker Bojan Miovski.
Birmingham City’s 2023–24 season was terrible, and they will now play in League One.
Under John Eustace, the Blues were doing well, but their eventual downfall was largely caused by the choice to select Wayne Rooney and the subsequent decline. They now have to focus on getting ready for the third tier.
St. Andrew’s has strong financial backing, thus the transfer market will be attractive, although important players will undoubtedly leave if the team is eliminated from the Championship.
However, Birmingham City is reportedly making a bold attempt to sign Aberdeen’s lucky player Bojan Miovski.
Despite being relegated, reporter Alan Nixon writes on his Patreon that the Blues are eager and ambitious. But it appears like reaching a deal will be difficult.
Bologna, a Serie A team, is also interested, Nixon said. The Serie A team, who will compete in the Champions League the following season, is prepared to pay up to £7 million to acquire Miovski.
Due to their ambition, Birmingham City is expected to make some notable additions this summer.
Nevertheless, even if the Blues do wish to acquire Miovski, a trade for him is doubtful. After registering 26 goals and four assists in 53 games for Aberdeen, the 24-year-old is a player on the rise, therefore League One shouldn’t be his next destination.
Miovski demonstrated his skills in Europe and the Scottish Premiership. Therefore, it is not shocking to find someone like Bologna showing interest.
Despite having strong support, the Blues may not be able to complete the move if Bologna is willing to spend up to £7 million.
This summer, Birmingham City will undoubtedly add another striker to their wish list.
Although Jay Stansfield was a solid alternative at the top of the pitch, his loan has ended and he has returned to Fulham. With the release of Scott Hogan, Lukas Jutkiewicz and Tyler Roberts are the only ones left.
Chris Davies needs to be a real talisman if he is to guide his team to promotion. If at least two strikers are signed this summer, it wouldn’t be shocking.
While ambitious ambitions might be on the radar, Miovski might be too much for a team that is also interested in competing in the Champions League.
