Rangers star with six months left on his contract addresses Ibrox future

Rangers midfielder Curtis, 20, is in contract talks with the club as his deal runs through June; he hopes to win the Premier Sports Cup final against Hibernian on December 13 to strengthen his negotiating position.

Findlay Curtis has six months remaining on his Rangers contract, and Record Sport understands his representatives are in active negotiations with the club over fresh terms. The 20-year-old Scotland midfielder is content to let his agent handle the discussions but expressed his desire for an early Christmas gift — ideally a first winner's medal.

Curtis is hoping to feature in Rangers' Premier Sports Cup final against Hibernian on December 13 at Hampden, which would be the club's first trophy in three years. After a breakthrough 2023–24 season that included a six-month loan at Kilmarnock where he scored six goals, Curtis has found opportunities limited this term with only four starts in 17 appearances. Manager Derek McInnes has urged him to be in a "hurry" for more playing time and to make the most of every chance.

The youngster, a boyhood Rangers fan who joined the academy at age six, remains committed to the club and believes the squad can achieve success this season. Winning silverware before Christmas would represent a significant step forward for both Curtis and McInnes's side, and would likely strengthen Curtis's hand in contract negotiations.