Bojan Miovski says he is ready to play whatever part is needed to take Rangers to the title after helping his side to a huge win over Falkirk on Sunday.
The title hopefuls were trailing 2-1 at the break at the Falkirk Stadium when Miovski came on as a substitute and the striker bagged a double as Rangers produced a remarkable comeback to win 6-3.
His performance alongside Youssef Chermiti on Sunday prompted some pundits to suggest he should be starting matches in the league run-in, but Miovski says his focus is on being prepared to play and score whenever needed.
"Every player needs to be ready," he said. "I came on in the second half and helped the team.
"I'm always ready. If I start or come on in the second half or come on for five minutes, I'm always ready to give my all. It doesn't matter how many minutes I play.
"I work hard and wait for my chance. So when my chance comes, I'm ready to take it. Every striker wants to score goals and win titles. So, of course I would like to help the team to win the title."
The North Macedonia international says it is up to head coach Danny Rohl to decide if he plays as a lone striker or in a partnership, but he feels he has the ability to do either job for the team.
"In the previous clubs, I played with two strikers, I played alone," he said. "So, for me, it doesn't matter, just to play.
"Of course, it's helpful when you play with two strikers. It's like you have someone close to you who can help you.
"When you play alone, you are more waiting in the box and waiting for the wingers. But it's up to the coach to choose who he wants to start."
