Dane Murray, an arresting presence on the football field, was born on 26 June 2003 in Scotland. At his youthful age of 22, he is already making his mark as a defender, primarily in the centre-back position, for Celtic. Towering at a height of 1.93m (6ft 3in) and weighing a robust 77kg (12st 1lb), he proudly dons the number 47 jersey on pitch.
According to Transfermarkt, he has an estimated market value of around £297k. This figure is sure to rapidly appreciate with his growing influence in the game.
Murray's journey at Celtic started back in July 2019 when he promptly joined as a trainee. A clear display of his potential was seen in his five first-team league appearances in the ongoing 2025 - 2026 season. His association with Celtic, which now spans over a period of seven years, has developed him into an assured player.
His career trajectory took a small detour when he was loaned to Queen's Park in the Championship in Scotland, in August 2024. There, he further honed his skills and gained valuable experience, making a remarkable 18 first-team appearances in the league matches during the 2024 - 2025 season.
In January 2025, he made a triumphant return to Celtic, marking the end of his loan period at Queen's Park. Since then, he has further enhanced his repute, making five first-team appearances for Celtic in the current season.
Murray's ambition has also seen him feature in multiple football competitions. In the 2025 - 2026 season, he participated in the League Cup for Celtic, even managing to score a goal in a starting role. He also had a starting role in the Scottish Cup, besides making a substitute appearance for Celtic in the Champions League Qualifiers. His resourcefulness also led him to make one start and three substitute appearances for Celtic in the Europa League.
This says volumes about his dedication and determination. As Murray moves forward in his career, Celtic fans have a lot to look forward to.
