No 'comfort zone' as Miovski welcomes striker competition

Striker Bojan Miovski says growing confidence and competition for places means Rangers now "look like a good team".

The players recruited in the recent transfer window means no one can relax in their "comfort zone", according to the North Macedonia international, who credits manager Danny Rohl with bringing "a really good energy" since he arrived at the club in late October.

Miovski is confident the squad can rise to the challenge of the big games coming up this week and beyond, given the form the side has been in and the strength of the squad now.

The 26-year-old has netted in the past two outings, taking his tally to 11 goals for the season, and faces extra competition for a starting place following the deadline-day arrival of fellow striker Ryan Naderi.

"When the results are coming, you build confidence and of course now we have more competition so it's nice to push each other," said Miovski.

"Every time I go with the same mindset, to score and try to help the team. It's always nice when you have competition in big clubs like this.

"You always need to compete. It's not nice when you're in your comfort zone so it's nice to have competition and we can push each other. That is good for the team.

"When you come to this stage of the season, when the teams are coming, when we are close, they're always big games, but we go game by game, and are only focusing on Motherwell."

On Rohl, Miovski said: "He brings a lot of good energy to the team. We spend a lot of time in meetings, speaking about tactical things and how he wants to help the team.

"We've had a lot of games in a short period but now we look like a good team. Every week is massive, now, to be honest. We will see what the future brings."