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My Rangers ‘not going to chuck it’ admission as I chase senior milestones

Curtis insists he is there for the long run at Rangers and Scotland as he looks to cement his place for club and country.

Glasgow Times

Published: Thursday, 5 November 2026 at 12:29 PM

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Findlay Curtis stated his commitment to cementing long-term starting spots with both Rangers and Scotland.
Curtis retained his place in Sebastien Pocognoli's Scotland squad for Nations League matches against North Macedonia and Switzerland.
The 20-year-old attacker has featured mainly as a substitute during an 11-game unbeaten run under Derek McInnes.

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Findlay Curtis has reaffirmed his long-term commitment to Rangers and Scotland as he aims to secure regular starting places for club and country. The 20-year-old attacker has mostly featured from the bench this season during an 11-game unbeaten run under Derek McInnes that moved Rangers to second place in the Premiership.

Curtis retained his place in Sebastien Pocognoli's Scotland squad for upcoming Nations League matches against North Macedonia and Switzerland. He emphasized his determination to impress in training, having previously dropped to the Under-21s before earning senior minutes against Slovenia.

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