Connor Ronan, born on 6 March 1998 (age 28), is a Republic of Ireland midfielder with Aberdeen. A central midfielder rather than a headline act, his career has been shaped by useful spells away from his parent club, with first-team football doing the work that reserve-team promise rarely can.
The spell that gave his career its clearest lift came at St Mirren in 2021-22. Ronan scored seven league goals in 27 appearances, his most productive league season, and showed enough craft and end product to stand out in a side where midfielders are not usually handed much room for decoration.
At Aberdeen, where he wears number 25, Ronan has made nine league appearances and scored two league goals in 2026-27. He has also played seven times in the League Cup, taking him to 16 appearances and two goals across all competitions for the club.
Ronan’s career to this point is that of a capable professional midfielder who built momentum through loan football, found a notable platform at St Mirren, and is now part of Aberdeen’s squad.
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