Findlay Curtis is making a serious case for a starting spot at Rangers—and he's doing it from Kilmarnock. The on-loan winger delivered a standout performance last weekend, bagging a brace in Kilmarnock's commanding 3-0 victory over St Mirren. It wasn't just the goals that caught the eye; his all-around display had Sportscene pundit Scott Allan singing his praises.

"It's a loan move that has worked out for the player and the club," Allan said. "He's taken the responsibility to be creative. I like his intent every time he gets the ball."

Allan highlighted Curtis's ability to combine technical skill with raw athleticism: "He can play and then look to go in behind because he has that pace and power. He's added end product since going to Kilmarnock."

The boldest takeaway? Allan believes Curtis is already playing at a level that warrants a first-team role at Rangers. "If he was at Rangers just now, in the form he's in, he would start for me."

For a young player on loan, that kind of endorsement is gold. Curtis isn't just gaining minutes—he's proving he belongs on the biggest stage. And for Kilmarnock, they're reaping the rewards of a loan that's delivering exactly what both sides hoped for: impact, growth, and results.