Rangers striker Alan Gow is currently out on loan with Blackpool whose boss Simon Grayson wants to make the deal permanent. "It's always the case," said Grayson in the Daily Mirror.

"Hoolahan and Gorkss went off to other clubs.

"All we can do is spot these players, get fees agreed and hopefully Alan's enjoyed himself and we can conclude something.

"When he keeps performing like that, we'd like to get something sorted. He had opportunities to go to Norwich and Birmingham and turned them down and came here.

"There's a fee agreed with Rangers and we've talked about it in the last few weeks.

"We'll hopefully we'll get one or two on longer-term contracts in the next week or 10 days."