Now, here's a young player who has yet to leave his mark on Scottish football – meet Findlay Curtis. Born in the heart of Scotland on 1st October in the year of 2006, Curtis is a sprightly 19-year-old lad. Smack in the heart of what one would call the 'sterling years' for a footballer, Curtis has decided to take his game to the blue side of town and currently plays as a forward, primarily on the left wing, for none other than Rangers. A dash over 5 foot 10 inches high (1.8 metres) with a weight tipping the scales at 10 stone 5 pounds (66 kilograms) bears a lot less on that football pitch, as Curtis prances around with the number 52 stamped on his jersey.
Curtis, as young and green as he may seem, is not without his value. His current market evaluation hovers somewhere in the realm of £640k. You wouldn't have to take my word for it, as these estimations come from none other than the word of Transfermarkt.
In his maiden season with Rangers, during the season of 2024 - 2025, Curtis had the honour – or might I say the 'cause for concern' – of making three appearances on the first team. Now, remember we are talking about debut seasons here, lads, even the likes of Henrik Larsson or Kenny Dalglish didn't light up the football world in their first run. During the current season of 2025 - 2026, Curtis seem to have found his groove – making nine first team appearances and having the pleasure of watching the back of the net bulge once, owing to his efforts.
Curtis has also had a key role in representing the Rangers in various competitions – his versatile appearances have seen him in the thick of it all, from scoring a crucial goal in two appearances as a substitute in the League Cup, netting once in two starts and two appearances as a substitute in the Champions League Qualifiers, and even making two appearances as a substitute in the Europa League. Of course, whether Rangers have truly benefited from Curtis's sporadic efforts on the field remains a ponderous thought.
