Rangers captain James Tavernier has indicated to Sky Sports News that he is open to signing a new deal with the club. With his current contract set to expire at the end of the season, Tavernier's focus is on securing his second Premiership title since joining Rangers in 2015. The team is currently one point behind leaders Hearts, with Celtic two points further back and five games remaining. When asked about his future, the 31-year-old stated that he takes things day by day, prioritizing his training and family commitments.
While he is hesitant to look too far ahead, Tavernier emphasized that he would never rule out the possibility of staying with Rangers. The defender has started 23 of the team's 33 league games this season, with head coach Danny Röhl exploring other options to help the team win the league. Despite the frustration of not starting every game, Tavernier is committed to supporting his teammates and giving his best when called upon. Following a slow start to the season, Rangers have improved under Röhl's leadership, and Opta's super-computer now favors them to win the title.
Tavernier believes the team's fate is in their own hands and that they must approach each game with the same intensity as a cup final, staying humble and driven to achieve success.