James Tavernier has expressed his willingness to consider a new contract at Rangers, emphasizing that he will not rule out the possibility of staying with the club. As the Ibrox captain approaches the end of his current deal, his focus remains on securing a second Premiership title since joining in 2015.
With Rangers trailing leaders Hearts by just one point and Celtic two points back, Tavernier emphasized the importance of taking things one day at a time. "I'm focused on the present, my training, and my family commitments," he stated, adding that discussions about his future will take place further down the line. Despite starting only 23 of Rangers' 33 league games this season, Tavernier remains committed to supporting his teammates and giving his all when called upon.
Under the guidance of head coach Danny Röhl, Rangers have overcome a frustrating start to the season and are now favorites to win the title, according to Opta's super-computer. Tavernier stressed that the team's success is within their control, saying, "We have to approach each game with the same intensity and determination as we have been, and secure wins no matter what." With the squad's belief and momentum building, Tavernier urged his teammates to stay humble, driven, and focused on pushing themselves to the maximum in training and games.