Findlay Curtis

Findlay Curtis is a midfielder in Scotland's 26-man squad for the 2026 World Cup, named by Steve Clarke when the final list was confirmed on 19 May 2026. Registered with Rangers, the 20-year-old goes to the finals with a single senior cap, won on his Scotland debut against Japan in March 2026.

Curtis is a wide midfielder who plays on the left, and his call-up follows a 2025-26 season split between Rangers and a loan spell at Kilmarnock. Scotland reached the tournament as winners of their UEFA qualifying group, sealing their place in November 2025, and open Group C against Haiti at Gillette Stadium in Foxborough on 13 June. For a 20-year-old with one cap, it will be the first major tournament of his career.

Curtis is a wide midfielder who plays as a winger on the left. He spent the second half of 2025-26 on loan at Kilmarnock, where he scored five goals, the kind of return that helped earn his place in Scotland's squad.

A winger's job is to provide width and an attacking threat from the flank. At 20, Curtis is early in his senior international career — his first Scotland cap came in March 2026 — and he goes to the finals as a young wide option for Steve Clarke.

Curtis gives Scotland's Goal Rush pick a young, wide attacking option on the left. Scotland carry a Tier 4 rating at £10m, a modest figure within the game's £200m card budget, with Group C ahead.

At the lower end of the card, his appeal is that wide role and his youth, with the 20-year-old offering Scotland an outlet on the left flank when he features among Steve Clarke's attacking options.