Ross McCausland, born on 12 March 2003 (age 23), is a compact Northern Ireland winger whose senior career has been shaped largely at Rangers. At 5ft 7in (1.71m), he is not built to bully full-backs, but his game has been based around width, direct running and enough persistence to keep himself in the picture.
Rangers have been the main story. Wearing squad number 45, he has made 44 league appearances across five seasons, scoring three league goals, and also collected a League Cup win during his time there. That is not a vast body of work, but it is enough to mark him as more than a passing academy name around Ibrox.
The useful detour came at Aris Limassol in 2025-26, where he had his most productive league season with four goals in 22 appearances. For a developing wide player, that sort of spell matters: regular football, a different league, and fewer of the usual comforts.
In 2026-27, he has scored in a League Cup appearance for Rangers, with his form steady if unspectacular and consistent. McCausland’s career remains defined by Rangers, with the Aris spell standing as the clearest evidence that he can contribute when given a sustained run.
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