Findlay Curtis, born on 1 October 2006 (age 19), is a Scottish left winger whose senior career has been shaped chiefly at Rangers. His profile has risen through Ibrox rather than through a long trail of clubs, with 19 league appearances and one league goal for Rangers across three seasons.
His most productive league spell came away from Rangers at Kilmarnock in 2025-26, when he scored five times in 14 appearances. That loan spell gave him a bit more substance than the usual youth-team promise, which is useful when the noise around a young Rangers player starts doing its familiar work.
In 2026-27 he has made six league appearances for Rangers, along with one League Cup appearance, one Scottish Cup appearance, one in the Europa League qualifiers and two in the Conference League qualifiers. He has 11 Rangers appearances across all competitions that season, and has also represented Scotland with two World Cup appearances. His market value is around £1.5m, according to Transfermarkt.
Curtis remains a young wide player with most of his career still tied to Rangers, aside from a productive Kilmarnock spell. The shape of it so far is simple enough: development at Ibrox, a useful run of goals in Ayrshire, and a return to the Rangers first-team picture.
