Rangers manager Danny Rohl expressed his desire for James Tavernier to experience a significant farewell at the conclusion of the season. Tavernier, who serves as the club captain, has been linked with a departure from Ibrox following a decade of service. Rohl stated that the ideal conclusion for the defender would involve lifting the Scottish Premiership title, according to Sky Sports.
The manager described the potential achievement as a beautiful moment for a player who has made 460 appearances for the club. Rangers currently sit in a competitive position in the league table as the campaign enters its final stages. Tavernier joined the Glasgow side in 2015 and has since scored 125 goals from the right-back position, per figures from Transfermarkt. Rohl noted that while discussions regarding the future remain private, the focus is on securing silverware. The captain previously led the team to a league title in 2021 and a Scottish Cup victory in 2022, according to The Guardian.
