Leon Balogun has insisted he is "definitely" capable of going again for Rangers next season.
The Ibrox centre-back, 36, is out of contract in the summer having penned a one-year deal last summer.
However, Balogun has vowed he is ready to go for another year in Govan if a new deal is agreed as he admitted his dream to "add a bit more success" to his time at Rangers.
Asked whether he has it in him to go again next season on Sky Sports, Balogun said: "Definitely. I feel good.
"I didn't play a lot at the beginning of my career, maybe that helps me now.
"I feel really, really good.
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"The managers have always been quite helpful and supportive in managing me even though I don't think I give them too much to manage when it comes to training and load.
"If I can play at a great club like this and add a bit more success, then I have absolutely nothing against it."
Last month, Balogun insisted he has not given up on a recall to the Nigeria national team as he clarified he has not retired from international football.
He said: "Representing Nigeria is a huge honour for me always and I would like to think that people always saw that in my performances like I don’t come here to joke. I'm up for it.
"Just recently I clarified that I never retired because I know that was a thing people were thinking, so I am still up for selection.”
