Callum Wilson, born on 27 February 1992 (age 34), is an English striker with Brentford. He wears the 13 shirt and is valued at around £3.5m by Transfermarkt.
Wilson came through at Coventry City, where his early loan spells gave him the sort of first-team grounding that tends to matter more than academy promise. He then made the breakthrough properly at Coventry, with the 2013-14 league season standing out: 21 goals in 37 appearances, still the most productive league campaign of his career.
That scoring burst shaped the next phase of his career and established him as a centre-forward capable of carrying a serious goal threat. He has spent much of his senior career in English football’s top two tiers, with his movement and penalty-box timing doing most of the talking.
At Brentford in 2026-27, his campaign has been limited so far: three league appearances, two in the FA Cup and one in the League Cup, where he scored. Across all competitions for the club, he has made six appearances and scored once.
Wilson’s career has been built on a strong Coventry breakthrough, shaped by early senior loans, and followed by a long run as a recognised English striker. At Brentford, he is now in a more measured stage of that career.
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