James Tavernier on brink of Rangers greatness as Willie Miller expects Scotland's three man club to welcome new member

Billy McNeill. John Greig. Willie Miller.

The only three captains of Scottish clubs to have hoisted a European trophy into the skies of Lisbon, Barcelona and Gothenburg respectively.

The last name in that trio of legendary leaders believes that they will soon have to shuffle along a bit to make space for a fourth member of their exclusive club.

In fact, former Aberdeen captain Miller is convinced that James Tavernier will turn the trio into a quartet by leading Rangers to Europa League glory in Seville eight days from now.

The former Dons and Scotland defender, who led his side to that never-to-be-forgotten victory over Real Madrid in the 1983 European Cup Winners’ Cup, is confidence that Rangers will have enough to add Eintracht Frankfurt to the Bundesliga scalps of Borussia Dortmund and RB Leipzig to become the first Scottish club to win two Euro trophies.

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And he believes that in Tavernier, they have a man who deserves a place alongside himself, McNeill and Greig - just as Giovanni van Bronckhorst will merit his place in the pantheon of managerial greats alongside Jock Stein, Willie Waddell and Sir Alex Ferguson if Rangers come home with the trophy.

Miller believes the Dutchman has done a