RYAN JACK has revealed that he has not held talks with Rangers over a new contract.
The Scotland international's current deal runs out next summer, but discussions on his future are currently on hold.
Jack has struggled with injuries of late and as a result, first-team minutes at Ibrox have been few and far between.
But after featuring for Scotland against Ukraine over the international break, the former Aberdeen midfielder is now focused on becoming a regular under Giovanni van Bronckhorst again.
Asked if he had held contract discussions, Jack said: "No, I’ve not. Nothing’s been spoken about to myself or my agent.
"Right now for me, it’s just focusing on getting a good run in the team and putting a good run together, consistently playing well and whatever happens on the back of that will happen."
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