Joey Barton insists he has unfinished business with Rangers and says he cannot wait to rejoin Mark Warburton's squad.
Barton, 34, is currently serving a three-week club suspension following a row with boss Warburton and teammate Andy Halliday in the wake of this month's 5-1 defeat to rivals Celtic.
It appeared that would spell the end of his time in Glasgow after just eight games for Rangers, but the midfielder has said on Twitter that he is determined to return to Ibrox and make his mark.
@daviehendry not going anywhere, happy to be judged after the season. Played 8 games. Had to use some for fitness as had no pre season!
- Joseph Barton (@Joey7Barton) September 22, 2016
@daviehendry Can't wait to get back and show what am about. Came to be successful. Nothing's changed. Thanks for the support. ����
- Joseph Barton (@Joey7Barton) September 22, 2016
@GersGeek @daviehendry never ran from a challenge in my life Amy. Not about to start now. ��⚪️��
- Joseph Barton (@Joey7Barton) September 22, 2016
He wrote: "not going anywhere, happy to be judged after the season. Played 8 games. Had to use some for fitness as had no pre season!
"Can't wait to get back and show what am about. Came to be successful. Nothing's changed. Thanks for the support."
Barton, who joined Rangers in the summer, is facing a gambling probe after allegedly breaking strict Scottish Football Association rules relating to betting on football.