Danny Wallace looks set for move away from Warrenpoint Town

Glenavon are known to be long-term admirers of the defender, who is out of contract at the end of the season.

Gray though says he is not aware of any deal for Wallace and insisted he has no issue in selecting the player, even if his future lies away from Milltown.

“Danny hasn’t signed a new contract with us, at the minute we don’t know if he will or not,” said the Point boss.

“That’s very much Danny’s decision. It’s not a case that we don’t want to have him here.

“He’s been a great servant for our club. We’ll have to see how it pans out.

“I thought he was excellent against Coleraine. He wasn’t in the team last Tuesday night but he came back in on Saturday and was super.

“He’s focusing on just playing at the minute, and I respect his decision on that.

“If he has agreed something else with another club I’m not aware of it at the minute.

“I’m not a manager that makes a big deal of things like this.

“Danny’s decision on what he wants to do next season is his decision.

“He’s been super for us, he’s out of contract at the end of the season, but we don’t see any reason why we can’t trust him and play him for the rest of the season and get the most out of him.

“Only time will tell what’s going to happen there.”

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