Rangers full-back James Tavernier has indicated he has much to think about following reports that Nottingham Forest have seen an offer to sign him knocked back by the Gers.
Tavernier was taken to Ibrox by the Gers former manager Mark Warburton, who is now in charge at the City Ground.
Warburton wants to work with Tavernier again and, according to the Scotland on Sunday, Rangers have turned down a bid from Forest for the right-back.
Tavernier has, in an apparent response, taken to Instagram, posting a photograph of himself in training and simply adding a thought balloon to the caption.
The defender may be indicating he has much to think about regarding his future at Ibrox.
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Nottingham Forest have been tipped to return with a second offer for Tavernier, who is reportedly a player boss Pedro Caixinha is willing to sell this summer.
Tavernier has also been linked with another English Championship side in the shape of Preston North End, meaning a move to Deepdale may also be possible for the full-back.
Preston have also been linked with another Rangers player in defender Rob Kiernan.
