According to Four Lads Had a Dream, Rangers youngster Findlay Curtis has been training on a regular basis with Philippe Clement and the senior squad.
The 18-year-old midfielder, who has yet to make his senior debut, is on the first team’s radar after impressing at the development level.
Despite being a central midfielder, he has scored more than 50 goals for the youth teams since the beginning of the 2022/23 season.
Via X, 4 Lads wrote: “went on tour with the first team to Holland, is training regularly with the first team as well.
“Definitely on the radar of the first team (I know, I know).
“Very impressive versus Stenhousemuir few weeks ago.”
Findlay Curtis might make his senior Rangers debut this season.
Clement’s interest in Curtis is clear in the young midfielder’s participation in first-team activities, which include a tour to Holland and regular training sessions with older players.
At the age of 18, the Scot has already established an amazing goal-scoring record for a central midfielder, having scored more than 50 goals in youth competitions.
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This demonstrates not only his attacking abilities, but also his future adaptability, which is extremely significant in football.
His presence with the first squad implies that the coaching staff sees him as a future asset who can contribute at the top level.
Curtis’ performances, particularly his spectacular effort against Stenhousemuir, have most certainly piqued Clement’s interest, demonstrating his ready for greater competition.
Given his training schedule and experience to first-team situations, it is not surprising that Clement will give the teenager his debut this season, maybe as an impact replacement or in cup matches to ease him into senior football.
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