Promising Scottish Striker Attracting European Interest

Football Park Scotland can reveal that 20-year-old Rory Wilson is attracting interest from clubs in Norway, Denmark, Belgium, Sweden and across the EFL. The young forward transferred from Rangers back in July 2022 on a deal reportedly worth a minimum of £350,000. He later signed his first professional contract on his 17th birthday,

Since joining the villains he impressed in the youth teams, scoring over 50 goals across different age groups as well as a second-half hattrick in the UEFA Youth League last season. Wilson joined Sturm Graz on loan in February but struggled to find gametime in the Austrian side with fierce competition.

HamKam are understood to be the Norwegian side interested in Wilson, with the side attempting to sign him before his loan to Sturm Graz was confirmed. It is also understood that any loan deal would not include an option to buy. With Steve Clarke and Scott Gemmill departing the Scotland Men's National Team and Under 21's respectively, an impressive loan could fire Rory Wilson right into the minds of their successors, with major change expected going into the Nations League in September.

Published 19 Jul 2026

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