Stephen Kerr

Findlay Curtis continued his meteoric rise with a debut goal in Scotland’s 4-1 win over Curaçao at Hampden.

2026 has been a positive year for Academy star Kyle Glasgow – he signed his first professional contract with Rangers in February, he trained regularly with the first-team and was also instrumental in successful campaigns for the 17s and 19s squads.

Findlay Curtis is proud to have been named in Scotland’s squad for this summer’s World Cup and says the grounding he received at the Rangers Academy has given him the foundations for a successful football career.

Conor Owen began Season 2025/26 with an inspirational talk from 9-in-a-Row legend John Brown and he certainly took Bomber’s words to heart as he ended the campaign as a CAS Elite League winner with the 17s and 19s squads.

Academy coach Malky Thomson was immensely proud to lead the Rangers 17s and 19s to CAS Elite League glory this season, and he has praised the players, coaching and support staff for their incredible efforts throughout such a successful campaign.

We’ve been speaking to Rangers Academy graduates about their time at the club and life after the Light Blues – next up is winger Chris Burke who is now a coach with Brentford’s B Team.

Rangers Academy midfielder Aiden Crilly was thrilled to be part of two successful youth squad’s this season as the 17s and 19s both won their respective CAS Elite Leagues. We spoke to him about his time at the club.

Zeb Lawson capped a fine debut season at Rangers by scoring two stunning goals to clinch the CAS Elite League for the 19s on Friday then he featured for the first-team at Falkirk less than 24 hours later.

Congratulations to Aiden McCallion, Ashton Scally and Zebedee Lawson who all featured for the first-team in the final game of the season at Falkirk.