Jason Holt is out of contract at Ibrox club Glasgow Rangers this summer.
The 27-year-old midfielder is out of contract at Rangers at the end of May, and he has said that no new deal is in place.
The former Scotland Under-21 international, who joined St Johnstone on loan from the Gers in the summer of 2019, has added that he loved his time at Ibrox.
Holt was described by then Rangers manager Mark Warburton as a “good-quality player” to The Scotsman in September 2016.
Holt told The Glasgow Evening Times: “I’ve not really heard much from Rangers to be honest, as I stand just now my contract is up at the end of May so as far as I am aware I will be leaving.”
The midfielder added: “I’ve absolutely loved my time at Rangers, obviously the first three years were great. I enjoyed it so much and had a great relationship with the supporters.
“There’s no better place to play your football and it was different class. I met some great people along the way, I absolutely loved it.”
No big miss
Holt did well for Rangers initially, but the midfielder has not been in current manager Steven Gerrard’s plans.
The Scotsman spent the 2018-19 campaign on loan at Fleetwood Town, and now he is on loan at St Johnstone.
It would make sense for Holt to find a new club in the summer transfer window, as at the age of 27, he still has a lot to offer to a team in the Scottish Premiership or to a side in the lower leagues in England.
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