Former Rangers skipper James Tavernier is 'struggling and nearing the end of his career' according to former Israel star Gil Vermouth, following their derby cup final defeat.
Former Rangers captain James Tavernier faced harsh criticism from former Israel international Gil Vermouth following Maccabi Tel Aviv's 3-2 Toto Cup final loss to Hapoel Tel Aviv. Vermouth stated that the 35-year-old defender is struggling, lacking agility, and nearing the end of his professional career after struggling defensively against opponent Omri Altman.
Tavernier, who left Rangers during the summer after making 565 appearances over an 11-year spell, is currently the highest-paid player in Israeli football. His Maccabi Tel Aviv side is managed by Kenny Miller.
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