Robin Propper has lashed out at criticism of his spell at Rangers and insisted his memories will last a lifetime.
The Dutch defender is back at homeland club Twente Enschede after new Ibrox boss Russell Martin indicated he wouldn't be part of his plans this term.
He lasted only a year at Ibrox, but insisted his time in Scottish football was a success.
Propper said: "I completely disagree that I somehow failed at Rangers.
"It was an adventure I wanted to embark on, at a wonderful club with an incredibly rich history. Many Dutch players have played there as well.
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"I got to play and score in an Old Firm match for example. That was fantastic.
"Even as a little boy, you know [[Rangers]] v Celtic is a huge, historic match, one that's even watched in the Netherlands.
"It was incredible for me to experience that.
"The lead-up to the matches where the city of Glasgow is 50 per cent Rangers and 50 per cent Celtic was amazing.
"Well, I got to play in five of those games.
"I had a wonderful time both at Rangers and the four of us as a family spent a lovely year in Glasgow. We saw a lot of nature, because Scotland is incredibly beautiful, of course and I played a lot - 43 matches, so it's not like I didn't play."
