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Maccabi Tel Aviv's New Signing Tavernier and Miller Reunite After Stunning Goal

Translated & summarized from N12 by baba

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James Tavernier is expected to join Maccabi Tel Aviv, where he will reunite with former Rangers teammate Kenny Miller. The pair previously combined for a spectacular goal in the Scottish Challenge Cup final.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • James Tavernier is nearing a transfer to Maccabi Tel Aviv.
  • He will reunite with former teammate Kenny Miller.
  • The two previously played together at Rangers.
  • Miller assisted Tavernier in scoring a famous goal.
  • The goal was scored in the Scottish Challenge Cup final.

James Tavernier is set to join Maccabi Tel Aviv, barring unforeseen circumstances, reuniting him with former teammate Kenny Miller. The two played together at Rangers, contributing to 16 goals, and Miller notably assisted Tavernier in scoring one of the most spectacular goals of his career.

This memorable goal occurred during the Scottish Challenge Cup final, a competition featuring teams from lower leagues. Rangers, then competing in Scotland's second division, defeated Peterhead 4-0 to win the title. In the 40th minute of that match, Miller back-heeled the ball to Tavernier, who unleashed an incredible shot from 25 meters into the net.

The article includes a video of the goal, described as "cinematic," and highlights the anticipated reunion of the two players at the Israeli club.

N12Centre · Neve Ilan

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