Rangers captain James Tavernier has seemingly provided an insight into his future in Glasgow after his latest seven-figure purchase.
The 32-year-old has been linked with a move away from the Gers all summer, and those rumours resurfaced after his abysmal performance in the 3-0 defeat to Celtic with a permanent exit from the club still on the table [Graeme Bailey].According to the Scottish Sun [7 September], however, Tavernier has spent £1million on an apartment in the Park Circus area of Glasgow in a sign that his Rangers career will not end any time soon.The performance in the Old Firm derby was a damning recognition of the gulf in class between the two sides in Glasgow and Tavernier cannot hide away from the fact he let his side down at Parkhead.
He was the culprit for Daizen Maeda’s opening goal and has split opinion among the Rangers fan base, with many wanting him out of the club and others feeling he has unfairly become the scapegoat for the side.
