James Tavernier has struck 122 times for Rangers since 2015 and shows no signs of letting up.
But he doesn’t think he would get a game ahead of James Tavernier. Souness also played with Phil Neal and Alan Kennedy – who both scored goals in European Cup Finals – at Liverpool. That’s why he’s so impressed with the numbers skipper Tavernier is posting. The 32-year-old recently beat club legend John Greig’s scoring record for a defender.
“It shouldn’t happen but he’s also a wonderful free-kick taker. He’s in his pomp now. The next two years will be his best if he looks after himself. Of course, he needs to win more trophies at Rangers because that’s what people remember. Despite the personal achievements, Tavernier has faced heavy flak at times as Celtic dominated. But Souness claims he’s worthy of wearing the armband at Ibrox.
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