Findlay Curtis, born on 1 October 2006 (age 20), is a Scottish left winger whose senior career has been shaped mainly at Rangers. Across three league seasons there, he has made 21 league appearances and scored once, which tells you both where the opportunity has come from and how early he still is in the process.
His most productive league spell came away from Ibrox in 2025-26, when he scored five goals in 14 appearances for Kilmarnock. That remains the clearest return on his attacking promise so far, rather than just another academy name being talked up in the usual fashion.
Back with Rangers in 2026-27, Curtis has made eight league appearances, along with outings in the League Cup, Scottish Cup, Europa League qualifiers and Conference League qualifiers. He has also represented Scotland this season, with two World Cup appearances and one Nations League appearance. His market value is around £1.5m, according to Transfermarkt.
For now, Curtis is an established young professional with a Rangers-heavy profile, one useful Kilmarnock season on the record, and enough senior football behind him to be judged on more than potential alone.
