St Johnstone forward Michael O'Halloran says he does not feel he has been given a chance to prove himself at Rangers.
And the in-form striker has shrugged off the critical remarks recently made by Gers boss Pedro Caixinha, insisting he is fully focused on Saints.
The 26-year-old is back at St Johnstone on loan from Rangers, who he joined in February last year, and Caixinha recently suggested the striker did not have a future at Ibrox.
"He's not my type of player," said Caixinha. "In my opinion, he does not have what you need to play for Rangers."
O'Halloran has really impressed back at St Johnston however, and on Tuesday he was named the Ladbrokes Premiership player of the month for August, having scored four goals to help Saints make an unbeaten start.
Asked by Sky Sports about Caixinha's comments, O'Halloran said: "That's his opinion.
"I don't really pay much attention to it to be honest,
"That's not my concern just now and I am enjoying my football, I am totally focused on playing for St Johnstone."
His loan spell runs until January and O'Halloran was asked if he could see himself returning to Rangers when it ends.
He said: "I think we will probably cross that bridge when we come to it in January when the loan is over, but his comments weren't great were they, so we will see
"He has not really spoken to me at all.
"I am just enjoying my football at St Johnstone, somewhere I am appreciated and liked."
Despite the current situation, O'Halloran does not regret his move and added: "When a big club comes in, you can't say no
"Obviously, in my time there, I have not played a lot of football, and for me the main thing is I wasn't really given a chance.
"A handful of games here and there, which is disappointing when I look back, but that's football and I am just looking forward now."