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Maccabi Tel Aviv Signs James Tavernier, Reuniting Him with Kenny Miller

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Maccabi Tel Aviv has signed James Tavernier, reuniting him with coach Kenny Miller. The two previously played together at Rangers, where Miller assisted Tavernier in scoring a memorable goal.

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  • Maccabi Tel Aviv signed James Tavernier.
  • Tavernier will play with coach Kenny Miller again.
  • They were teammates at Rangers.
  • Miller assisted Tavernier's spectacular goal in 2016.
  • The goal was in the Scottish Challenge Cup final.

Maccabi Tel Aviv announced on Monday the signing of James Tavernier, who will reunite with his former Rangers teammate and current Maccabi coach, Kenny Miller. The pair previously played together at Rangers, contributing to 16 goals. Notably, Miller assisted Tavernier in scoring one of the most spectacular goals of his career during the Scottish Challenge Cup final. This occurred when Rangers, then in Scotland's second division, played Peterhead. In the 40th minute of that match, Miller set up Tavernier with a backheel pass, leading to a powerful 25-meter shot that found the back of the net. Rangers won the match 4-0 on their way to winning the title. The article includes a video of the goal.

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