Rangers midfielder Jason Holt has revealed that he would love to return St Johnstone, where he has been on loan, having thoroughly enjoyed his spell at McDiarmid Park.
The 27-year-old is into the final month of his contract at Ibrox and is expected to end his Rangers spell this summer, meaning he will be on the lookout for a new home.
The midfielder insists that he has come to love St Johnstone, having gelled well with the players and the coaching staff, and would be eager for a return if given a chance to do so.
“I would love to go back to St Johnstone, they are a great club and I have really enjoyed my time there", Holt told the Herald.
"I got on really well with the staff and the players, which is really important when you go to a new club. It was really easy for me to integrate.
“As soon as I went in I got on really well with the lads. They are a really good bunch."
Reflecting back on the time when he joined St Johnstone at the start of the season, Holt said that the club did not have a good start to their campaign, but he had confidence in the team's quality to turn things around and they have lived up to his expectations.
“When I went they hadn’t had a great start to pre-season and the league cup campaign.
"It was obviously a difficult start, but I knew looking at the squad that it was strong and didn’t reflect where we were in the table.
“It has been quite a turnaround for the team. We always knew that we could turn it around at some point."
St Johnstone are currently looking for a new manager following the shock exit of Tommy Wright and his successor is likely to have the final say over whether to move for Rangers star Holt.
