Wed 1 April 2026 16:10, UK

Rangers captain James Tavernier will likely repeat some of his magic in the final third when they host Dundee United on Saturday.

Tavernier’s contract expires in May, and the right-back’s 11-year spell at Rangers could be over.

He was part of the 2021 title-winning side under Steven Gerrard, while also playing a starring role under Giovanni van Bronckhorst as the Bears reached the Europa League final in 2022.

Although Rangers are currently undergoing a rebuild under Danny Rohl, Tavernier hasn’t been counted on as often as he would like, and he only has 22 league starts to his name this campaign.

However, after starting the last two matches, Tavernier is in fine form, and he’ll need to continue his impressive string of performances against Dundee United at Ibrox.

Most fans want him to stay in G51, although the 34-year-old hasn’t spoken out about his immediate plans for the future.

After scoring a phenomenal free-kick against Aberdeen, Tavernier emphasised his importance to the team going forward in fantastic style.

There have been times this season where he has been defensively poor, and while that can be partially due to his age, it’s generally an aspect...