Steven Davis could join Rangers elite list but reluctant hero won't want to be mentioned in same breath as Greig and Jardine

John Greig, Sandy Jardine, Dave Smith, Willie Johnston.

On Wednesday night in Seville, there’s every chance that Steven Davis’ name will be added to that illustrious list.

Just don’t let the humble Northern Irishman hear you say it.

If Davis gets on the pitch for Rangers against Eintracht Frankfurt, he’ll become only the fifth player in the club’s history to appear in two European finals.

Legendary figures Greig, Jardine, Smith and Johnston played in the 1967 European Cup Winners’ Cup Final – and again five years later when the Barcelona Bears were born as they defeated Dynamo Moscow 3-2 to lift the trophy.

Davis was part of Walter Smith’s side who lost the UEFA Cup showpiece to Zenit St Petersburg in 2008.

And now at 37, he’s still a key part of Gio van Bronckhorst’s squad who will aim to make history at the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan Stadium.

It’s doubtful whether any modern-day player will reach two European finals with a Scottish club again in our lifetime.

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That’s why Davis will deserve to have his name alongside club icons if he achieves the feat, aside from the nine domestic trophies he’s already won at Ibrox.

Stephen Craigan, his former Northern Ireland team-mate – and BT Sport