Alious “ABSOLUTELY RAGING!” – Kris Boyd claims Bojan Miovski FUMING in Rangers dressing room after Dundee clash as Danny Röhl faces growing striker dilemma
Rangers may have cruised to a 3–0 win over Dundee, but according to Kris Boyd, the mood inside the dressing room wasn’t all smiles. The pundit insists that Bojan Miovski was “absolutely raging” after being hauled off at half-time — a move that’s raising questions about Danny Röhl’s handling of his forwards.
– Miovski’s frustration boils over
The North Macedonian striker, signed to solve Rangers’ goalscoring woes, was hooked at the interval during the **November 9th** win at Dens Park. Despite the result, Boyd believes Miovski has every reason to feel hard done by.
Speaking on *Go Ballistic* (10 November), Boyd said:
> “If I’m Miovski, I’m absolutely raging in that dressing room yesterday. It wasn’t the best performance, but as a goalscorer, you need time on the pitch — 60, 65, 70 minutes — that’s when chances come. You can’t find rhythm in 45-minute cameos.”
Boyd went on to suggest that Röhl’s preference for Youssef Chermiti** is baffling, given the Portuguese youngster has yet to deliver consistently. The decision to keep Miovski on such a short leash, he argues, will make it impossible for him to adapt fully to life at Ibrox.
Röhl’s striker dilemma deepens
While Miovski hasn’t quite clicked with Röhl’s tactical setup, many fans and pundits believe the 26-year-old’s pace and sharp movement could unlock defences — if given a sustained run. But with the German boss desperate for results, patience may be running thin.
Röhl’s decision to rotate his attacking options reflects deeper structural issues in the squad. With Rangers sitting 12 points behind Hearts in the Premiership table (albeit with a game in hand), the club’s title hopes already look slim.
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January transfer window: defence takes priority
Despite the glaring need for a settled striker, sources suggest Röhl’s top priority in January won’t be up front — but at the back.
The summer arrivals of Nasser Djiga, Max Aarons, Emmanuel Fernandez, and Jayden Meghoma haven’t solidified the defence as hoped. Only Derek Cornelius has impressed, while John Souttar’s form has declined sharply. Captain James Tavernier continues to shoulder a heavy burden at right-back, underscoring the need for reinforcements.
Röhl is expected to demand at least one new defensive signing to restore balance, with the aim of shoring up a leaky backline before addressing attacking inconsistencies.
–Tensions rise at Ibrox
As things stand, Miovski’s frustration could become emblematic of a wider challenge for Röhl — keeping a restless squad united as the season wears on. If the manager can’t find a way to integrate his marquee forward soon, the storm clouds may continue to gather over Ibrox despite recent wins.
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