Michael Beale won't rule out a Deadline Day loan exit for Alex Lowry.
The Rangers boss could sanction a temporary deal in the coming hours for the highly-regarded midfielder and has revealed it doesn't have to be a club within Scotland. He is happy for a move to be further afield but it must be the right manager who is going to give him a chance and nurture him for the next six months. It appears Stephen Robinson and St Mirren could be leading the charge according to the Scottish Sun.
It will all come down to whether it is the best option for his development and if the youngster really fancies the opportunity if it presents itself. If that is not the case then the 42-year-old says the 19-year-old will remain at Ibrox and will be given opportunities to express his talent in the first-team. Speaking about the Rangers kid, Beale said: "If he stays, he will still be given opportunities. If the right loan was to come, [given] our relationship, you’re guaranteed to be here pre-season to fight to play next season.
