OFFICIAL: Rangers Captain James Tavernier Signs New Contract to Stay at Ibrox Until Summer 2022
Glasgow, Scotland – [Insert Current Date] — Rangers Football Club have officially confirmed that club captain James Tavernier has put pen to paper on a new contract extension, committing his future to the Ibrox side until the summer of 2022.
The influential right-back, who joined the club in 2015 from Wigan Athletic, has been a cornerstone of the Rangers squad and a fan favourite due to his leadership, attacking flair, and consistent performances. Tavernier’s new deal is seen as a major boost for the club as they aim to maintain stability and push for domestic and European success.
In a statement released by the club, Tavernier expressed his pride and excitement about extending his stay:
> “I’m absolutely delighted to have signed a new deal. It’s a huge honour to captain this football club, and I’m determined to help us bring success back to Ibrox. We’ve built a strong squad and I truly believe in what we’re doing here.”
Since arriving in Glasgow, Tavernier has made over 200 appearances for Rangers, scoring an impressive number of goals and assists from the full-back position. His attacking contributions, combined with his dedication and professionalism, have made him a vital figure both on and off the pitch.
Manager Steven Gerrard praised the defender’s commitment and importance to the team, saying:
> “James is a model professional and a natural leader. His decision to extend his stay shows the direction this club is going. We are building something special, and players like James are central to that vision.”
The contract extension comes at a critical time, with Rangers mounting a serious title challenge and looking to make an impact in European competitions. Keeping hold of a key leader like Tavernier underlines the club’s ambition and desire for continuity.
Fans have reacted positively across social media, hailing the move as “massive” and a sign of the club’s growing stability under Gerrard’s leadership.
With this new deal, James Tavernier remains a central figure in Rangers’ future as they continue their pursuit of silverware and glory both at home and abroad.
