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Tavernier States No New Contract Offer Yet from Rangers

James Tavernier has recently addressed the ongoing discussions surrounding his contract with Rangers. He confirmed that there has been no new contract offer yet, indicating a wait-and-see approach towards his future.

Tavernier’s Focus on Short-Term Goals

Reflecting on his current mindset, Tavernier emphasized the importance of short-term focus. He stated, “Time will tell for that one,” when discussing contract negotiations. His attention is primarily on the immediate challenges ahead.

Current Season Under New Management

This season marks Tavernier’s first under the management of Danny Rohl, who took over after Russell Martin was dismissed in October. Under Rohl, the team has seen a notable shift in performance. When Martin was sacked, Rangers trailed Heart of Midlothian by 11 points. As they approach the season’s end, Rangers are now just one point behind the leaders and two points ahead of rivals Celtic.

Team Performance Overview

Tavernier noted the team’s improved mentality and resilience since Rohl’s arrival. Although he acknowledged that the team has drawn several matches, he pointed out that they have only lost twice throughout the league season. The recent 6-3 victory over Falkirk serves as a testament to the squad’s determination.

  • Current League Position: 1 point behind Heart of Midlothian
  • Points Ahead of Celtic: 2 points
  • League Losses This Season: 2

As the team gears up for their final five games, Tavernier expressed optimism about their potential. He highlighted the solid team bonding experiences they’ve had during this period, especially while Celtic focused on the Scottish Cup semi-final.

Looking Ahead

Tavernier remains concentrated on the immediate goals of Rangers. He expressed excitement for the competitive dynamic among the teams, recognizing the significance of the title race for Scottish football. However, his primary focus will continue to be on his team’s performance as the season concludes.

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