The 20-year-old said in an interview with the Daily Record on Wednesday (October 11) that he doesn’t know who will be the next manager of the Gers and that it has “nothing to do” with him.
Since Beale approved the Scotland U-21 international’s loan move to Hearts over the summer, there have been calls for the Light Blues to summon him back, but the midfielder claimed that a return to Glasgow is not currently on his mind.
Right now, performing for Hearts is my major goal, so it’s not in my mind, stated Lowry. “January is a month when anything can happen. It has nothing to do with me because I am unable to reveal who the upcoming management will be.
“My goal is to win over Steven Naismith, and if I can, I hope to continue being selected for the 21s. I can only manage my own form, so I must try my best and wait to see what occurs.
Being out on loan and the fact that the players likely aren’t completely aware of what is going on behind the scenes mean that Lowry knows very little about the upcoming Rangers manager.
As the job interviews are anticipated to go till the end of the week, the scenario will be changing constantly.
It is a little surprising that Beale permitted him to go out on loan to Hearts this season given the dearth of middle-field options for the Ge
In 11 games for the Edinburgh club, the midfielder has contributed one goal and four assists as he seeks to accumulate the necessary game time to stake his claim for a spot in the Light Blues lineup upon his return to Ibrox.
If the new manager decides it would be better for him to continue playing regular football and have his status reevaluated next summer, that decision will be made in January.
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In the coming days, the Ibrox club will choose a new manager as they search for a long-term replacement for Michael Beale.
Lowry’s loan move to Hearts at the end of the summer transfer window was approved by Beale.
The offensive midfielder says his sole emphasis is on having the greatest impact he can at Tynecastle and securing a starting position for Scotland’s under-21 team, even though he is monitoring the managerial situation at his parent club.
