The youngster, who enjoyed an impressive second half of the most recent campaign with Motherwell which included an SWPL Player of the Month award has joined back up with Jo Potter’s side for the beginning of 2024/25.
Speaking to RangersTV after the squad’s first friendly match this evening, she commented:
“It was really good, the whole team was lovely and really helped me settle in quickly because I was only there a short time and that helped me on the pitch as well, I gained a lot of confidence and experience at the same time.
“It has been really enjoyable; I think going on loan was beneficial for me but I am happy to be back at Rangers and that is where I want to be and I am ready to fight for my place.”
The 17-year-old found the target on five occasions and says the game was about getting back into good habbits ahead of the beginning of the campaign.
She continued: “I think it was a really good test to get some minutes in for everyone.
“To get used to playing again together for the new players as well.
“It just keeps building my confidence and I am looking to continue that in the season.
The Scotland youth international has spoken of being back and learning from the players in the Gers squad, as she says she’s looking forward to the coming weeks.
She added: “I has been really good but I have enjoyed it, it has been tough, a lot of running but that is what we need to do to be fit and to get minutes in is even better.
“It is really beneficial, there is loads of great role models here that I can look up to and try replicate my game.
“I am really excited to be going away, it is a great opportunity for the team to gel, some new players and get ready for the season coming.”