Callum McGregor, born on the 14th of June 1993 in Scotland, is a seasoned footballer best known for his contributions in the midfield, primarily as a central defensive midfielder. Having spent a significant part of his career at Celtic, he towers at 5ft 10in (1.78m) and weighs 11st 9lb (74kg). He is currently identified on the field by the number 42 jersey he dons.
According to the respected football database Transfermarkt, Callum's value in the market circulates around £4m, an amount befitting a player of his calibre and experience.
McGregor joined Celtic in July 2013, an affiliation sparking over 10 seasons of faithful service to the club. Throughout his tenure at Celtic, the club has significantly benefited from his midfield prowess. From his debut season in 2013, McGregor consistently featured in the first team, hitting a peak in the season 2017-2018, when he made 36 appearances and scored seven goals. As of the current season, 2025 - 2026, he has made 27 appearances and netted two goals.
In August 2013, amidst his journey at Celtic, McGregor had a brief stint at Notts County on loan. In his debut season 2013 - 2014 with the English League Two club, he made a notable impact, making 37 first team appearances and scoring 12 goals.
McGregor, having completed his loan spell, returned to Celtic in 2014. He has remained a stalwart for the club in the Premiership since. Year after year, McGregor has been a consistent performer for Celtic, making numerous appearances and scoring critical goals for the club.
In the current ongoing season of 2025 - 2026, apart from the national league, McGregor has also graced the fields in various cup games. He scored a goal in the League Cup across four appearances, started twice in the Scottish Cup, twice in the Champions League Qualifiers and made ten starts in the Europa League. An enduring figure in the club, Callum McGregor's contributions to Celtic over the years have been noteworthy, indeed.
