James Tavernier’s injury report for the Rangers has already surfaced from Ibrox.

In the final moments of Rangers’ 3-1 victory over Hibernian at Ibrox on March 30, James Tavernier reassured Rangers fans that everything is well with him.

After going down toward the conclusion of the game, the ever-present captain raised concerns about his health, although it looks like the hit he took was minimal.

Fans and Philippe Clement will be pleased with this development, as attention at Ibrox will now be focused on the vital Old Firm match against Celtic the following Saturday.

X [30 March] host of the Heart & Hand Podcast David Edgar revealed that Tavernier acknowledged he was alright after the initial fear.
News of James Tavernier’s injury surfaced prior to Rangers against Celtic.

Despite an unusually missed penalty in the first half, the skipper was outstanding once again as he led his team to a 3-1 victory at Ibrox. A few minutes later, a late run into the box gave him the lead.

Rangers’ victory has allowed them to overtake Celtic at the top of the league, and their matchup with Livingston is scheduled for March 31.

Tavernier will be aware of the significance of this week’s matchup, as the outcome could determine who will win the SPFL this season. If they hope to win all three points, they will need to turn around their dismal recent performance.

Along with Abdallah Sima’s comeback, who has bounced back from an earlier injury just in time for Glasgow’s biggest game of the season, the news that Tavernier won’t be hurt for the match is a significant boost.

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