If there's one man who exemplifies Rangers Football Club, it's fair to say that it's James Tavernier. Brought to a rebuilding Rangers in 2015, Tavernier was hoping to get his career back on track a number of loan spells and failed transfers. Seven years later, he's a club legend, has taken Rangers to back to the top of Scottish football, and how hopes to captain the first side to win a European trophy for 50 years.
Add to that the fact that Tavernier has had one of the most productive seasons for a right-back in European footballing history - scoring 15 goals and adding 14 assists from the defensive positions. Tavernier helped guide Rangers to Wednesday's final, opening the scoring against RB Leipzig in the semi-final. They'll now face Eintracht Frankfurt in the final.
And whilst Tavernier is proud of what the team has achieved so far, and is aware of the German sides threats, he says winning the trophy would be a 'dream come true'.
