Rangers Captain Tavernier Confirms No Contract Talks

Rangers captain James Tavernier has confirmed that no discussions have taken place regarding a new contract as his current deal nears its expiration at the end of the Scottish Premiership season this summer. The 34-year-old defender, who joined the club in 2015, expressed confidence in his ability to continue playing at a high level for another three to four years, regardless of his future at Ibrox.

In recent interviews, Tavernier emphasized his focus on the ongoing title race, where Rangers sit one point behind leaders Hearts and two ahead of third-placed Celtic with five matches remaining. "Not as yet," he said when asked about contract offers, adding that such matters are handled by his representatives while he concentrates on performances. He described his approach as short-term, noting that even family plans for summer holidays feel too distant amid the season's demands. "Time will tell for that one," Tavernier stated. "I'm a man who always focuses on the short term, day by day."

Tavernier, who turns 35 in October, has made over 500 appearances for Rangers since arriving from Wigan Athletic during their time in the Championship. He has won every major domestic trophy once,...