The Slovakian international, who has only ever made one start for City, has become a firm favourite of the Govan faifthful since moving north in August, scoring five goals in 23 SPL appearances. He said: "I have to speak with Manchester City about their plans. If they say I can go on loan again, and if Rangers want me, then I'd be happy to stay. "We only have the league to focus on. We have no other distractions and it is a nice position to be in that if we win all our games we will win the league," he added. "Until last weekend, all talk was that Celtic were going to win the treble - but we've claimed one trophy and can feel more confident now. "Ally has been terrific and has helped me along. He is the right man to take over from Walter and will have success on his own in the next few years."
