Sunday’s 5-1 win over St Mirren in the Premier Sports Cup at Ibrox saw gaffer Derek McInnes and his new-look squad pick up their first victory of the campaign.
Winger Curtis knows their Czech opponents won’t make it easy for them, but he believes the squad are in a good place going into the match.
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Speaking to the media, he said: “I am feeling good, and I am delighted to be back at Rangers.
“Having European experience helps. I scored last season against Panathinaikos, and I want to do that again this season.
“I had one cleared off the line at the weekend, and I was raging about that.
“We believe we can do well in this competition. We didn’t get the result we wanted against Jagiellonia, but after the win on Sunday we want to carry that on against FK Jablonec.
“I want to make an impact after coming through the Academy and helping the team get as many points and wins as we can.
“He has given us the confidence, and we would run through brick walls for him to get wins for Rangers.
“His man-management is great, and it is an exciting time to be here.”
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Curtis spent the second half of last season on loan at Kilmarnock, with his performances at Rugby Park earning him a call-up to Scotland’s World Cup squad.
So far this campaign the winger has been involved in all of the Light Blues’ opening five matches.
Despite links of further new arrivals in the wide area, Curtis says competition is something he thrives on, and he wants to show what he can do this season.
He added: “We have brought in some new players in my position, but you have to keep fighting and trying to make your mark.
“I am working hard in training and trying to do it in matches.
“The club will always recruit new players, but it is up to me to fight for my place.
“I want to show the world what I can do and try to be one of the best players in the league.
“With the minutes I have had, I think I have done well, but I came back late after the World Cup, and I am ready to go.
“After being on loan at Kilmarnock, I have come back a better player, but I have to focus on myself and try to help the team.
“I want to bring success to the club.”
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