Tottenham boss Mauricio Pochettino insists Danny Rose still has a future at the club.
The left-back hit out at the club's transfer policy - and claimed he was worth far more than he is currently paid - in an explosive interview on Thursday.
Rose later apologised for the timing of his comments, and Pochettino expects to have him at White Hart Lane beyond the transfer deadline on August 31.
When asked if Rose, who has been fined two weeks' wages, has a future in north London, he said: "Of course.
"Nothing has changed in my vision or perception here. The moment he apologised we moved on and it was the past.
"It was good for him to apologise. Now we move on.
"I haven't spoken to him today because he's injured and is recovering from his problems.
"We have different timings and dynamics at the training ground. I'm sure I'll see him tomorrow.
"The player is calm and were calm. I forgive him and now we move on."
Pochettino added any disciplinary action was "in the club's hands" but insisted Rose remained in his plans.
"Last summer he signed a five-year contract. It's not a problem for myself. He's our players," he said.
"He needs to become fit as quickly as possible.
"Our medical staff are working hard for him to be ready again.