Rangers captain James Tavernier is reportedly set to leave the club this summer, bringing an end to a remarkable 11-year spell at Ibrox.
The 33-year-old right-back, who joined Rangers in 2015, has been one of the club’s most influential figures, leading from the front as captain and consistently delivering both defensively and in attack. Over the years, he has built a reputation as one of the most prolific defenders in British football history, even setting a record for goals scored by a defender.
Tavernier’s time at Rangers has been defined by leadership and longevity. He has made over 500 appearances for the club, placing him among an elite group in Rangers’ history. His contributions have been central to major successes, including the Scottish Premiership title and domestic cup triumphs.
Despite his importance to the squad, reports suggest that both the player and the club are open to a change, with interest from European clubs growing. Discussions are believed to be ongoing regarding a potential transfer fee and next destination.
If the move goes through, it will mark the end of an era for Rangers, with Tavernier leaving behind a legacy as one of the club’s most consistent performers and a modern-day icon at Ibrox.
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