Stoke City are set to pursue Rangers striker Bojan Miovski after securing George Hirst's £10m transfer from Ipswich Town. Mark Robins' squad, already bolstered by Hirst's arrival, faces a critical need for depth in attack following reports linking Robert Bozenik with a departure. Miovski, 27, could be the target as Stoke seek to address their striker options ahead of the transfer deadline. The Scottish international, who joined Rangers for £2.6m last summer, has struggled to secure a starting role under Derek McInnes. With Hirst likely to lead the line in Robins' 4-2-3-1 system, Miovski's potential fit as a partner or rival could provide competition for the striker role. Rangers' pursuit of Kevin Kelsy and Lawrence Shankland has further weakened Miovski's position at Ibrox, making a move viable. Stoke's interest follows Hirst's three-year deal, which positions him as Robins' first-choice forward, but the Potters may need a backup if Bozenik leaves. Miovski's 44 goals and seven assists for Aberdeen in 98 games highlight his pedigree, though his £4.2m release clause could deter Stoke unless a deal is finalized before the deadline. Robins' focus on striker reinforcements underscores the urgency of securing a second option ahead of the deadline.