Glenn Middleton revealed it was an easy choice to return to St Johnstone and vowed he would get better as the weeks go by.
The Rangers winger completed a second loan transfer to Saints on Friday and featured in Sunday’s 1-1 cinch Premiership draw with Motherwell.
Middleton had other options but was keen to return to Perth after winning the Scottish Cup last season.
The 21-year-old told Saints TV: “The respect I feel I have with the manager and coaching staff and especially the players, I remember it from the first time, they were all brilliant with me when I came to the club and made we feel so welcome.
“So when I had the choice to come back, it was an easy one to make.”
Middleton impressed against Motherwell but feels there is a lot more to come.
“I made a few good chances and maybe should have put one away myself when I cut in, but overall I am pleased with how I did and hopefully I can really kick on now,” he said.
“I still don’t feel that it’s anywhere close to what I can do. I back myself to do quite a lot on the pitch, so hopefully as the weeks go on, I can start reaching that level again.”
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