Greg Taylor, born on the 5th of November in 1997, hails from Scotland and has made a name for himself as a steady defender, primarily operating from the left wing. As of now, he dons the number 32 jersey for PAOK, a competent football squadron in the Super League of Greece. Standing at around 5ft 8in (1.73m) tall and tipping the scales at approximately 9st 12lb (63kg), Taylor leaves quite an impression on the field. The Scottish player has also earned caps for his national side, proving his strength in the game.
According to Transfermarkt, Taylor's current market value floats around £4.3m, a testament to his persistent performance on the pitch.
Tracing back in his career, Taylor initially joined Kilmarnock in the Scottish Premiership in July 2015. Gradually getting into the game, Taylor made his first team appearance in the 2015 - 2016 season and has since not looked back. Displaying steady growth and performance, he saw increased game time over subsequent seasons and even managed to score his first league goal in the 2018 - 2019 season. After a brief spell at Kilmarnock with limited appearances in the 2019 - 2020 season, Taylor was on the move again.
September 2019 saw Taylor transferring his loyalty from Kilmarnock to Celtic, another heavyweight in the Scottish Premiership. Here, Taylor had an illustrious stretch of service, displaying an impressive level of consistency and form. Taylor appeared regularly for the club, gradually making his mark, particularly from 2021 to 2025. Throughout this period, Taylor even managed to score six goals in league matches, proving his worth in attacking as well.
Following a successful tenure at Celtic, Taylor moved on to Greek side PAOK in July 2025, where he is currently plying his trade and continuing to impress. Wearing the PAOK colours, Taylor has so far made 11 first team appearances in the ongoing season.
Besides his club endeavours, Taylor has also had a taste of Europe's competitive matches, notably with PAOK. He took part in the Europa League qualifiers in 2025 - 2026 and was part of the first team in subsequent European league games.
