Born on the 29th of December 1993 in Scotland, Tony Watt is a seasoned footballer who primarily fills the role of a striker for Partick Thistle. Standing at 5ft 11in (1.82m) and tipping the scales at 13st 12lb (88kg), Watt has proved quite the asset on the pitch, setting his mark with jersey number 32. His current market value stands around £127,000, a figure confirmed by Transfermarkt.
Watt's professional career kicked off in July 2010 when he joined Airdrieonians, performing remarkably in his debut season with 15 first-team appearances and three goals to his name. In January 2011, a transfer saw Watt moving on to join Celtic for a fee of approximately £100,000.
His time with Celtic was noteworthy. In the 2011-2012 season Watt made three first-team appearances and netted two goals, meanwhile, in the following 2012-2013 season, he sharpened his game with 20 appearances and five goals. He completed his stint at Celtic with two more league matches in the 2013-2014 season.
An August 2013 loan led Watt from Celtic to Lierse SK in Belgium, where he scored eight goals in 17 appearances. The subsequent year saw Watt's permanent move from Celtic to Standard Liege for a significant £1.2 million. His tenure at Standard Liege appears less productive, characterized by 13 appearances and two goals. In January 2015, Watt made another move, this time to Charlton Athletic. His time in Charlton, both as a permanent player and during two loan returns, marked a period of consistent play with various scoring achievements.
Watt's career has seen further loans and transfers to many clubs, like Cardiff City, Blackburn Rovers, Hearts, and Dundee United. His loan to Dundee United stands out, with 17 appearances and four goals in the 2022-2023 season, and a remarkable 36 appearances and 13 goals in the 2023-2024 season.
An athlete of his calibre doesn't go unnoticed, leading to Watt's latest move in July 2025 to Partick Thistle where he currently plays. His current season is marked by 27 appearances and five goals. Watt has also performed admirably in the League Cup and Scottish Cup, marking his scoring presence in both competitions.
