Rangers midfielder Curtis said he is prepared to compete in the 2026 World Cup [1] following a call-up to his national team.
This selection represents a pivotal moment for the player, as it validates his current form at the club level and provides a platform to perform on the global stage. A successful tournament run could significantly elevate his market value and standing within the international game.
Curtis described the opportunity as a catalyst for his future ambitions. He said, "I'm ready for the World Cup — it's just the start of what I want to achieve."
The midfielder is currently balancing his responsibilities with Rangers FC in Scotland while integrating into the national team camp. He views the selection as a reflection of the support he has received from his club management.
"The call-up shows the club’s faith in me and I’m determined to make the most of it," Curtis said.
By securing a spot in the squad for the 2026 tournament [1], Curtis aims to transition from a reliable club player to a recognized international asset. He believes this experience will define the next phase of his career, proving his capabilities against the world's elite competition.
Curtis has focused his recent preparations on adapting to the intensity of international play. He intends to use the tournament to demonstrate that he can handle the pressure of high-stakes matches while maintaining the technical quality he provides for Rangers.
“"I'm ready for the World Cup — it's just the start of what I want to achieve."”
The inclusion of Curtis in the 2026 World Cup squad highlights a shift in the national team's tactical reliance on Rangers' midfield talent. His ability to translate club success into international performance will be a key metric for his career trajectory, potentially opening doors to other top-tier European leagues if he performs well on the global stage.
