Rangers have offered Findlay Curtis a new contract, moving to secure the 19-year-old Scotland winger after a successful loan spell at Kilmarnock. The offer puts Curtis' long-term future at Ibrox back in focus just as the club shape their next squad move.
The deal offer was reported through Glasgow Times via Rangers Review, and it follows a loan spell that appears to have strengthened Curtis' case for a longer stay. Rangers are understood to view the winger as part of their planning for the months ahead, which is why the timing matters now.
Curtis, 19, spent the loan at Kilmarnock before this move from Rangers, and the contract offer links directly to that form. His progress has prompted the club to act while the player is still at a stage where his next step can shape his career. For Rangers, it is also a signal that they want to hold on to a promising wide player rather than let the momentum from his loan spell drift away.
There is, though, a broader picture around the club that keeps the story from being a simple hand-tying exercise. Rangers are offering Curtis a new deal at the same time as they look to strengthen elsewhere in the squad, a reminder that youth planning and immediate recruitment are running side by side. That makes the Curtis offer more than routine paperwork; it is part of how the club are balancing tomorrow with what they need now.
What is not clear yet is whether Curtis will accept the offer or how quickly any agreement could be finalised. For now, Rangers have made their move, and the next decision belongs to the winger whose loan at Kilmarnock turned him into a contract priority.
