Expert: Rangers 'doing everything' to agree extension with star player after new Ibrox talks

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(Credit: Imago) Mon 1 June 2026 20:00, UK Findlay Curtis is edging closer to agreeing a new contract at Rangers as they are accelerating talks to keep him at Ibrox for the foreseeable future.The 19-year-old is one of the most highly-regarded prospects to come out of the academy in recent years and has been included in Scotland’s World Cup squad.His recent performances, particularly while away on loan with Kilmarnock, have attracted interest from a number of clubs looking to lure him away from Glasgow.However, former Man United chief scout Mick Brown told Football Insider that Rangers are doing everything in their power to tie Curtis down to a long-term deal.Danny Rohl is set to utilise the winger as a key part of his squad next season, with plans to build around him ahead of a crucial transfer window for Rangers. 🔄 Rangers Transfer Update 🔄 Breaking news on latest signings, departures, and contract news from the Ibrox boardroom. VISIT THE RANGERS TRANSFER HUB MORE FOOTBALL INSIDER STORIES Could Findlay Curtis extend his stay at Rangers?Football Insider reported on 30 May that Rangers could struggle to keep Curtis should he enjoy an impressive World Cup campaign with Scotland.However, plans are now being put in place to ensure he will not be lured away by interest from elsewhere, with hopes he will commit his future to Rangers.Findlay CurtisKilmarnock StatsAppearances14Starts13Minutes Played1076Goals5Assists1Findlay Curtis’ stats for Kilmarnock in 2025-26.

(via Transfermarkt)The academy product is believed to be happy to return to Ibrox, but will want assurances about his playing time if he is to return as part of Rohl’s squad.“Rangers want Findlay Curtis to sign a new contract,” Brown told Football Insider.“It’s going to be difficult for them in the transfer window after finishing third, it’s hard enough as it is to lure top quality players to Scotland at the moment.“They’re limited in their options and where they can look to bring new players in, so the most important thing is that they keep their best players at the club.“When somebody like Curtis comes through the academy and impresses to the point of getting international recognition, they can’t afford to let him go.“Rangers will be doing everything in their power to agree a new contract and keep him at the club long-term and talks will have already taken place.“From the player’s point of view, after going on loan, he will want to know what the manager has planned for him and where he fits into the team.“If he’s going to play a key role as has been suggested, I’m sure he will be happy to sign a new contract, but if not then questions might be asked.”What do Rangers have planned for Curtis’ future?Curtis’ future at Rangers has been subject to speculation since his move to Kilmarnock, having previously been on the fringes of the squad at Ibrox.His performances away from Glasgow raised questions about why he was allowed to move on, and led to suggestions his long-term future could be away from Rangers.Credit: ImagoHowever, Football Insider revealed on 8 May that Curtis is set to stay at Rangers next season and is keen to play a significant role in the squad following his loan spell.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 a key role.The teenager is hoping to take advantage of his club’s poor end to the season and potentially busy transfer window as he aims to secure his place in the side. Don’t Miss a Beat: Your Rangers Insider Access Updated 24/7 with expert analysis from the heart of Govan.