Findlay Curtis is nearing an agreement on a new contract at Rangers, as the club is accelerating talks to keep him at Ibrox. Former Man United chief scout Mick Brown told Football Insider that Rangers are doing all they can to secure Curtis with a long-term contract. According to Brown, Rangers want Findlay Curtis to sign a new contract, and plans are now being put in place to ensure he will not be persuaded to leave by interest from other places. Football Insider revealed on 8 May that Curtis is set to stay at Rangers next season and wants to play a significant role. Upon returning from the World Cup, he will be tested in Rohl’s pre-season plans and integrated into the squad, where he is likely to play an important role.

Curtis is expected to sign a new contract with Rangers as he becomes a first-team regular under Danny Rohl for the upcoming season.

Rangers have offered a new contract to 19-year-old Scottish winger Findlay Curtis with the aim of securing his long-term future following his breakthrough season. Curtis's current contract expires at the end of May 2026. He was on loan at Kilmarnock for the latter part of the season, having joined the club in January 2026. The winger has one cap for Scotland and, according to Transfermarkt, has a current market value of €2.00m. Clubs that have shown interest in him include Middlesbrough, Kilmarnock, and Udinese.