Callum McGregor, a Scottish-born footballer conjured into life on 14 June 1993, has carved out a substantial career as a central defensive midfielder, currently plugging gaps at Celtic Football Club. McGregor makes his presence known on the pitch standing tall at a height of 5ft 10in (1.78m) and tipping the scales at a sturdy 11st 9lb (74kg). He and his number 42 Celtic jersey have forged a reputation that many young footballers would vie for.
As per the intricately assembled data from Transfermarkt, McGregor's on-pitch prowess is currently valued at approximately £3.72m, a sum that speaks volumes about his contribution to the sport.
In July 2013, McGregor started a new chapter with Celtic, a chapter that still sees him as a strong-willed player in the Premiership in Scotland. During his tenure at Celtic, he has been a consistent participant punctuating the match stats with a fine collection of goals. Starting from the season 2014 - 2015, McGregor has tallied a fair number of appearances, scoring regularly.
McGregor's journey took an interesting turn in August 2013 when he was loaned to Notts County in League Two, England. Resolute in unfamiliar surroundings, he made 37 first team appearances and clocked in 12 goals in league matches during the 2013 - 2014 season.
Having proved his mettle, McGregor returned to Celtic in July 2014, following the completion of his loan deal. Since his return, he continued to bolster Celtic's midfield, with regular appearances and an enviable goal tally.
McGregor’s exploits include impressive participations in various tournaments like the League Cup (2025 - 2026), Scottish Cup (2025 - 2026), Champions League Qualifiers (2025 - 2026), and Europa League (2025 - 2026) where his performances have corroborated his footballing mettle.
