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James Tavernier Nears Maccabi Tel Aviv Move After Training Session

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English defender James Tavernier has trained with Maccabi Tel Aviv and passed his medical, with an official announcement of his signing imminent. The 34-year-old joins as a free agent after 11 years with Rangers.

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  • James Tavernier trained with Maccabi Tel Aviv and passed medicals.
  • Official announcement of his signing is expected soon.
  • He joins as a free agent after 11 years at Rangers.
  • Tavernier will reunite with former teammate Kenny Miller.
  • He is Maccabi's fourth summer signing.

English defender James Tavernier has completed the final steps toward joining Maccabi Tel Aviv, according to Sport 5. Tavernier, 34, trained on the field at Maccabi's Kiryat Shalom facility on Wednesday, though separately from the main squad. He has successfully passed his medical examinations, and an official announcement of his signing is expected soon.

Tavernier is reportedly set to sign a one-year contract with an option for an additional season. The delay in the official announcement is attributed solely to bureaucratic reasons, with no obstacles preventing the deal's completion. He arrives as a free agent after an 11-year tenure with Scottish club Rangers.

At Maccabi Tel Aviv, Tavernier will reunite with Kenny Miller, his former teammate at Rangers, who is now a coach for the Israeli State Cup holders. Tavernier, originally from Bradford, will be Maccabi's fourth summer acquisition, joining Dan Glazer, Aster Skulsker, and Gabi Kanyikovsky. This move follows Roy Revivo's departure from Maccabi Tel Aviv to sign with Elche.

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