With five days until the end of the transfer window, the speculation and rumors surrounding Celtic’s transfer business will undoubtedly continue.TBR Celtic already told us today how Kenny Dalglish believes Brendan Rodgers won’t get the move he really wants and the current state of play with Sydney van Hooijdonk rumours.But that still hasn’t stopped John Hartson from urging his old club to splash the cash and spend £4m to bring Bojan Miovski to Glasgow.Hartson said [page 76 of The Sunday Post]: “There are a lot of names linked and all are good options in different ways.”I’ve seen Bojan Miovski a few times and I really like the way he looks. . I think he would do well at Celtic.“He was a regular goalscorer at Aberdeen and knows what is needed at this level and in his country of Macedonia.”Bojan has a nice first touch, he keeps the ball well and brings others into the game.”He also advances towards the goal at the right time and causes all kinds of problems for the defenders.”Various figures have been presented for the transfer fee , ranging from £3 million to £6 million.”The bottom line is that Aberdeen has value and all interested clubs know what he thinks is worth.”Personally I’d like £3.5-4m from him. That would be good business.”Talks between Miovski and Celtic have been going on for months now, and with the end of the transfer window, those rumors just won’t go away.With Kyogo Furuhashi struggling to find his goals and Hyeongyu Oh at the Asian Cup, could Miovski really be the answer to Celtic’s striking concern?The North Macedonian averages a goal every two games and has scored 10 goals in 20 games for Scottish Premier League strugglers Aberdeen, so there is no doubt he will score for Celtic. [Transfermarkt]And at 24, he would have a decent return value. At £4m, Celtic can easily afford the fee as it depends on whether or not a deal can be reached with relegation zone Aberdeen.In other news, Michael Stewart admits he was “surprised” to be picked at 22 by Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers..