Rangers star sparks fierce exit chatter after disabling comments on social media post.
James Tavernier is currently the subject of a lot of conversation at Rangers.
The 32-year-old Ibrox skipper may be leaving this summer due to his well-known ties to Saudi Arabia.
Given that James Tavernier has been a member of the Rangers team for an incredible nine years, and his contributions to the team are legendary, it would be the end of an era.
In a summer of radical Ibrox change, one fan-run media site has declared that a move to the Middle East is ON, from the Scottish Championship to 55, Seville, and all points in between.
James Tavernier has now fanned the flames by sharing a picture on Instagram, which has also sparked conversation among followers.
Tavernier uses Instagram
Not just at Rangers, but throughout sport, there is a lot of discussion about what and how players post on social media.
However, since the Ibrox team missed its domestic opportunity when it mattered most last season, the players’ social media activity is closely monitored.
Todd Cantwell and Fabio Silva of the Rangers received harsh criticism for their self-serving social media statements following the team’s championship collapse the previous season.
James Tavernier, the club’s captain and leader, is now subject to the same degree of scrutiny.
Many people believe that posting a highlight film from a season that promised a lot but delivered very little was a poor decision.
James Tavernier may have anticipated negative feedback because he blocked comments on the post.
The Rangers captain has once again become the subject of discussion, with some arguing that a post like this does not reflect the kind of mentality needed to succeed in Glasgow.
Some interpret the message as a hint that Tavernier plans to return for the upcoming campaign, which makes sense given the right-back’s prior remarks.
The Rangers captain has made it known in the past that he intends to stay and participate in a testimonial game during his tenth season in the league.
Is the Rangers captain’s career coming to an end?
The James Tavernier case arises in the midst of a significant summer of transition in Glasgow.
This summer, Rangers have let go of five senior players and 750 total appearances. These players include Borna Barisic, Ryan Jack, Kemar Roofe, and John Lundstram.
Even if the club’s management has stated that there would be a reconstruction this summer, the significant disruption poses a threat to our plans for the upcoming campaign.
But the Rangers already have the gifted and adaptable Dujon Sterling available to take James Tavernier’s place if he decides to leave this summer.
Although there are still rumours linking Rangers to West Ham’s Ben Johnson, it is currently very difficult to imagine the team playing without their captain next season.
Is this the end of the road after 460 games, 254 goal contributions, and one Scottish Premiership title?
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