ST JOHNSTONE have made an enquiry to Rangers about a move for striker Michael O’Halloran this summer.
The 26-year-old was a £500,000 signing by former Gers boss Mark Warburton last year but he has failed to hit the heights at Ibrox.
O’Halloran was linked with a return to McDiarmid Park during the January transfer window and Saints boss Tommy Wright is eager to take him back to Perth ahead of the new campaign.
He told STV: "Michael is one player that we've enquired about but in that position there's two or three other enquiries we've got in at the minute.
"Michael's situation is one that's very much in Rangers' hands. It's not in any other club's hands, it's up to what Rangers want to do with him.
"I was sad to see him go and, as I say, we have spoken to Rangers about him, about the possibility but that's out with my control. At the minute the ball's in Rangers' court."
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