James Tavernier stance on Besiktas transfer shared amid Rangers exit rumours
Rangers ace James Tavernier would look "favourably" on an offer from Besiktas this summer, according to Duhuliye.
The Turkish outlet reported on 24 July that Besiktas coach and former Gers boss Giovanni van Bronckhorst wants his former player to join the club in his bid to strengthen his defence.
The report also details that the current market value of Tavernier is worth around £5.4million, which would likely be a fee that could pique the Gers' interest.
James Tavernier should be allowed to leave Rangers for the right price
Tavernier has been an absolutely excellent servant to the club and is a player the majority of supporters will always have a huge amount of respect for.
The right-back has played a total of 460 games for the Glasgow-based outfit since arriving from Bristol City and has even managed to contribute to a total of 254 goals during his tenure.
However, at the age of 32, he is reaching the twilight days of his career and there is a feeling among some that his star is on the wane and Philippe Clement should look for an alternative.
Indeed, a fair few players have already been added to Clement's ranks as senior figures in the squad such as Ryan Jack and Borna Barisic have been replaced with the duo of Connor Barron and Jefte.
It's evident that the Belgium manager wants to prepare for the future, and for the right price, there's no reason why the exit of Tavernier couldn't be sanctioned this window.
Especially if a figure of £5million-plus comes into play..
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