FORGOTTEN Rangers forward Michael O’Halloran would flourish in a move to Motherwell. <br /> <br />That was the view of Well boss Mark McGhee who has revealed an approach has been made to the Ibrox club about a possible loan move for the 26-year-old. <br /> <br />Since joining from St Johnstone last January in a £500k swoop O’Halloran has only played 31 times for the Light Blues, including just five starts this term. <br /> <br />Motherwell are just one of a number of SPFL Premiership clubs tracking the player but McGhee believes his side would be a perfect fit. <br /> <br />He said: “We would jump at the chance of taking Michael but I think most clubs in the Premiership would. <br /> <br />“We don’t know where that’s gong yet but we’re interested. <br /> <br />“He’s a good player and I would have expected him to feature but I’m sure Mark has his reasons. <br /> <br />“The team has a shape and he hasn’t featured. <br /> <br />“But I think that someone who is such a good player gets games between now and the end of the season. <br /> <br />“So I think it would benefit him to come somewhere like Fir Park on loan.” <br /> <br />Rangers manager Mark Warburton has refused to rule out sending O’Halloran out on loan, admitting he understands the player’s frustration at a lack of game time. <br /> <br />He has said that talk of a move to Hearts is ‘bizarre’ while McGhee is hoping the link between the player and his assistant James McFadden – who played at St Johnstone with O’Halloran – may sway things towards the Lanarkshire club. <br /> <br />“Absolutely. We know the player intimately. Faddy played with him,” said McGhee. <br /> <br />“So we know him well. We’d have no hesitation.”
