James Tavernier Joins Maccabi Tel Aviv on Lucrative One-Year Deal
Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
James Tavernier, a high-earning Scottish defender, has signed a one-year deal with Maccabi Tel Aviv after an 11-year stint with Rangers. He cited the club's history, ambitions, and fan support as key factors in his decision.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- James Tavernier signed with Maccabi Tel Aviv for one year.
- He is the league's highest earner at 700,000 euros.
- Tavernier previously played 11 years for Rangers.
- He cited club history and fan support as reasons for joining.
Scottish defender James Tavernier has officially signed with Maccabi Tel Aviv on a one-year contract with an option for an additional season, becoming the highest earner in the Israeli Premier League at 700,000 euros per year. The 34-year-old joins the club after an "legendary" 11-year tenure with Rangers.
Tavernier expressed his honor in joining a club with Maccabi Tel Aviv's "history and tradition." He stated his long-held desire to experience a new country, culture, and environment during his career and is "very excited" about the upcoming opportunity and challenge. He also mentioned his eagerness to adapt to a different culture and surroundings.
"I heard a lot about the club from Kenny Miller, about the ambitions, the desire to win titles, and of course about Maccabi's fans and the atmosphere they create," Tavernier said. Having played for a "big club" for years, he understands the crucial importance of fan support in motivating a team.
Tavernier emphasized that Maccabi is a club focused on winning and competing for titles, which aligns with his own player aspirations. He pledged to do everything possible to help the club achieve its goals and is eager to begin playing.
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