Allan Campbell, born in Scotland on the 4th of July, 1997, is a battle-hardened Scottish midfielder, working his magic primarily from the central midfield position for St Mirren. Currently 28 years of age, Campbell maintains an athletic profile standing 5 foot 8 inches tall (1.75m) and weighing around 11 stone 9 pounds (74kg). Clad in the number 16 jersey, his current estimated market value sits approximately at a humble £680k, according to Transfermarkt.com.
Campbell's football saga saw its dawn in July 2009 when he joined Motherwell as a trainee. This Scottish Premiership side saw Campbell grow, polishing his football flair through the seasons 2016 to 2021. During these years, he graced the field 135 times in league matches dawning the Motherwell jersey, contributing a handful of 14 goals.
July 2021 marked a pivotal change in Campbell's career when he swapped his Scottish terrain for an English one, transferring to Luton Town. His tenure with Luton Town spanning over the seasons 2021 to 2023, saw Campbell make 75 appearances, finding the back of the net on seven occasions. However, his stay here was interspersed with temporary migrations facilitated by loan transfers.
September 2023 marked Campbell's first loan stint when he played for Millwall, contributing in 12 league matches. This was followed by another loan move in August 2024 to Charlton Athletic, another English side.
However, January 2025 paved a path for Campbell's homecoming to Scottish football, when he signed with Dundee United, contributing to 13 matches of the season 2024-2025.
June 2025 again showcased a transient phase in Campbell's career indicated by his unnamed transfer. Nevertheless, the January of 2026 saw a return to stable ground when our central man Campbell, commanded the midfield for St Mirren, contributing in three league matches of the ongoing 2025-2026 season.
