Rangers captain James Tavernier has expressed his commitment to the club, stating he will not rule out a new deal. With his current contract set to expire at the end of the season, Tavernier's focus remains on securing his second Premiership title since joining the team in 2015. Rangers are currently one point behind leaders Hearts, with Celtic trailing by two points and five games left to play.
When asked about his future, the 34-year-old emphasized his day-by-day approach, prioritizing his training and family commitments. Tavernier acknowledged the uncertainty surrounding his contract but reiterated his dedication to the club, saying he would never close the door on a potential new deal. Despite starting only 23 of Rangers' 33 league games this season, Tavernier remains optimistic about the team's chances, with Opta's super-computer favoring them to win the title.
Under the guidance of head coach Danny Röhl, Rangers have made significant progress since a frustrating start to the season. Tavernier emphasized the team's belief in their ability to win every game, stressing the importance of humility, drive, and maximum effort in training and matches.