Callum McGregor, Celtic's solid presence in midfield, hails from Scotland. Born on the 14th of June in 1993, he currently soars to a height of 5 feet 10 inches (1.78m) and tips the scale at 11st 9lb (74kg). For as long as he's been with the Hoops, McGregor has proudly worn the number 42 jersey.
McGregor holds a current market value of approximately £2.5m according to Transfermarkt.
The year 2013 saw McGregor joining Celtic, a first milestone in a decorated career so vividly remembered. A young McGregor made 18 first team appearances and scored two goals in his inaugural 2014-2015 season at Celtic. This tally of appearances slowly increased to 27 the following year, where he added four goals to his count. Subsequent seasons at Celtic saw him establish consistency; he made 31 appearances with six goals in the 2016-2017 season, 36 appearances with seven goals in 2017-2018, 35 appearances with three goals in 2018-2019, and 30 appearances with nine goals in 2019-2020.
Despite the turmoils of 2020, McGregor kept his head high in the following season, managing to make 37 first team apperances and netting three times. His commitment in the 2021-2022 season was equally remarkable, with 33 appearances and two goals. This continued into the 2022-2023 season, with 31 appearances and four goals; the 2023-2024 season, with 35 appearances and two goals; and the 2024-2025 season, during which McGregor made 35 appearances and scored an impressive eight goals. As of the currently ongoing 2025-2026 season, McGregor has made 31 first team appearances and netted two goals.
A brief respite from the green and white stripes saw McGregor loaned to Notts County in League Two in August 2013, where he made 37 appearances and scored 12 goals in his debut season. By 2014, he had returned to Celtic, where his performances have become nothing less than an embodiment of the club's ceaseless determination.
Away from the league, McGregor pulls his weight during cup runs. His contributions in the 2025-2026 season have seen him score once in four starts in the League Cup, and he also featured in the Scottish Cup with two starts. His European prowess shone in the Champions League Qualifiers, with two starts, and in the Europa League, with ten starts.
