Connor Randall, born on 21 October 1995 (age 30), is an English centre midfielder whose career has come to be shaped far more by Ross County than by any earlier stop. The early loan football mattered in the usual way: senior minutes, fewer comforts, and a clearer sense of what sort of player he would become.
It is at Ross County, though, that Randall has put down proper roots. Across seven seasons he has made 173 league appearances and scored five league goals, a level of continuity that says more than any neat label could. He has been a steady, repeat presence rather than a passing name on a squad list.
The 2026-27 season has brought a sharper attacking return by his standards, with two goals in nine League One appearances. He has also scored once in three League Cup games and appeared in the Scottish Cup, taking his Ross County total for the season to 13 appearances and three goals in all competitions.
His market value is around £298,000, according to Transfermarkt. Randall’s career is a straightforward one to read: early development through loan football, then a long and substantial spell at Ross County, where he has become a regular part of the furniture without needing much theatre around it.
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