James Tavernier’s impact at Rangers has been nothing short of legendary, especially following his stellar performance in the recent Old Firm derby against Celtic. The match, which ended in a thrilling 3-3 draw, saw Tavernier redeem himself from an early mistake by scoring a crucial goal for his team.

Kris Boyd, a pundit at Sky Sports, has been thoroughly impressed by Tavernier’s consistency and impact this season. In his column for the Scottish Sun on 13th April, Boyd lauded Tavernier as a deserving candidate for Player of the Season. He emphasized Tavernier’s unwavering importance to the club, highlighting his remarkable goal-scoring record as a right-back, which has seen him net an astonishing 23 goals so far.

Boyd commended Tavernier’s ability to step up in crucial moments and deliver when Rangers needed him the most. He pointed out memorable instances like Tavernier’s brace against St Mirren in a tough away game, where his goals helped stabilize the team during a period of uncertainty.

While acknowledging Tavernier’s defensive weaknesses, Boyd emphasized the player’s pivotal role in steering Rangers back into the title race. Tavernier’s leadership, goal-scoring prowess, and mental fortitude have made him a standout figure at Ibrox, earning him a place among the club’s legends.

As Rangers push for the title this season, Tavernier’s contributions on and off the pitch will be vital in their quest to dethrone Celtic. With his inspiring performances and remarkable goal-scoring exploits, Tavernier continues to prove himself as a driving force behind Rangers’ championship ambitions.