Rangers captain James Tavernier announces summer exit after 11 years
Captain James Tavernier has announced he will leave Rangers at the end of the current season, concluding an 11-year spell at Ibrox.
The long-serving defender has been a mainstay in the Glasgow side’s starting line-up since arriving in Scotland over a decade ago.
His impending departure marks the end of an era for the Scottish Premiership club.
A defining legacy in Glasgow
The Englishman has worn the armband through a period of significant transition and rebuilding for the team.
During his extensive tenure, the goalscoring full-back helped guide his side back to the pinnacle of Scottish domestic football.
Supporters will undoubtedly remember his leadership during their unbeaten title-winning campaign and a memorable journey to the Europa League final.
Preparing for a new chapter
Further details regarding his next destination or the exact reasons behind the move have not yet been disclosed.
The veteran skipper will now focus on finishing his final matches strongly before waving farewell to the loyal fanbase.
Club management must immediately begin the difficult task of finding a suitable replacement for such an influential dressing room figure.
