James Tavernier committed to Rangers amid Saudi transfer speculation

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Rangers captain James Tavernier reflects on his Rangers future amid links to Saudi Arabia, the title race and his season so far after being shortlisted for the PFA Scotland Scottish Premiership Player of the Year award

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