Rangers captain James Tavernier appears to have played his final game for the club after reportedly falling out with manager Danny Rohl. The 34-year-old was expected to bid farewell to supporters at Ibrox on Wednesday evening against Hibernian, having announced his departure at the end of the season. However, he was a shock omission from the matchday squad.
Omission from squad
According to sources, Tavernier made himself unavailable for selection after learning he would start the Premiership clash on the bench. This development has cast doubt on his remaining time at the club, with the season drawing to a close.
Farewell moment
Despite his absence from the squad, fans had the opportunity to honour Tavernier just before kick-off. Rangers legend John Greig presented the Englishman with a commemorative plaque, and Tavernier stepped onto the field to wave goodbye to the supporters in an emotional moment.
Tavernier revealed last month that he would end his 11-year Rangers career, a statement that caught many off guard. During his tenure, he lifted one league title, the Scottish Cup, and the League Cup, and led the side to the 2022 Europa League final.
Rangers travel to Falkirk on Saturday to conclude what has been a disappointing campaign for the club.
