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On the back of penning a new deal Rangers captain James Tavernier has named leading the club back the Champions League as his key reason extending.
Former Rangers captain Barry Ferguson wants current skipper James Tavernier to join him in the Ibrox Hall of Fame but the Record Sport columnist’s opinion has split the Hotline. Tavernier, who signed a new long term deal through the week, has seen the rise of the club back from the Championship to title winners two seasons ago and Europa League Finalists.
Giovanni van Bronckhorst insists Rangers must be prepared for anything “crazy” in the latter part of the transfer window. The Ibrox boss admitted there was no update on the likes of Alfredo Morelos, Ryan Kent and Ryan Jack who are in the final year of their deals.
So James Tavernier is heading into testimonial territory and I can’t think of anyone more deserving than the Rangers skipper. It’s a huge boost for the whole club ahead of two huge games coming up against Hibs this weekend and PSV next week that Tav has penned a new contract, which should see him clock up a decade at Ibrox.
The Rangers Champions League dream is still alive heading to Holland – but Celtic fans reckon the Ibrox club’s luck might be running out. Gers have created some incredible nights in Europe over the last couple of years but it doesn’t wash with punters across the city.
Rangers captain James Tavernier has described his decision to sign a contract extension as a “no-brainer”.
Rangers and PSV ensured it is all to play for in Eindhoven next Wednesday after the pair played out to a 2-2 draw in their crunch Champions League playoff first leg.
John Lundstram called for Rangers fans to roar them towards the Champions League group stages against PSV at Ibrox on Tuesday night.