Ibrox View: 3 Rangers truths from int’l break already as young ace to knock on McInnes’ door

Scott Mason of Ibrox News outlines three key developments for Rangers during the international break as manager Derek McInnes monitors his squad. Young winger Findlay Curtis made a strong case for more club minutes by providing four assists for Scotland Under-21s against Azerbaijan. The writer notes Curtis could push for a larger role in McInnes' setup at Ibrox after limited playing time in recent club fixtures.

Additionally, Djeidi Gassama benefited from a shorter international schedule with Mauritania, allowing either needed rest or extra training time. South Korean winger Minsu Kim also impressed, earning his first international start against Venezuela, where he faced Rangers teammate Kevin Kelsy, strengthening his case as one of the club's top summer signings.