According to TEAMtalk, Middlesbrough have identified Rangers winger Findlay Curtis as a potential option. The report suggests that Middlesbrough and Wrexham should make a formal move for Curtis soon, because an impressive World Cup will generate interest from other clubs and increase his price. It is also noted in the report that he will not be cheap, as there is interest in him and Rangers are not in a hurry to sell.

Rangers' Scottish winger Findlay Curtis is the subject of interest from English Championship sides and Serie A clubs. According to sources, Middlesbrough and Wrexham are among the Championship teams monitoring the 19-year-old. It is reported that Rangers have no desire to sell the teenager this summer and are determined to keep him. The club's manager, Danny Rohl, is also understood to consider Curtis part of his long-term plans, with another loan considered the most likely outcome if he cannot play regularly for the first team. Curtis, who has one cap for Scotland, spent part of the 2025/26 season on loan at Kilmarnock and has a current Transfermarkt market value of €2.00m.