The 23-year-old midfielder made a significant contribution to the Seasiders' successful fight against relegation in the second half of last season.

He has since returned to Ibrox, where he has three years remaining on his contract, but it is thought a bid of £500,000 would be enough to secure a permanent deal.

Blackpool and several of their Championship rivals are interested in signing him but Adam told the Blackpool Gazette: "I still have three years left on my contract at Ibrox and, ideally, I'd love to see that out.

"I worked really hard to earn myself the five-year deal I signed in 2007, so I'm not about to do anything rash that I might regret.

"At the moment, I'm only thinking about being as fit as possible when Rangers restart training on July 9. When that happens, I'll probably discover where my future lies. I really want to settle down with one club, preferably Rangers."