Jayden Richardson, born in England on 4th September 2000, now 25 years old, is a defender who primarily plays as a right back for St Mirren. His height is 6ft (1.84m) and he weighs a robust 11st 11lb (75kg). Richardson sports the number 2 jersey.
As of current, his market value is circling around the sum of £300k, as stated by Transfermarkt.
In July of 2017, Richardson was incorporated into Nottingham Forest, the Premier League outfit from England, as a trainee. In his debut season, the 2021-2022 term, with Nottingham Forest, Richardson made two appearances in league matches.
Hopping to Exeter City in League One on a loan deal in August 2019, he returned to Nottingham Forest, making the same number of appearances as his debut season one year later. Richardson was then loaned to Forest Green Rovers in the National League in September 2020.
Upon the completion of his loan in June 2021, he returned once again to Nottingham Forest. Like clockwork, he continued to make a couple of first team appearances for the 'Tricky Trees' in the 2021 - 2022 season.
In December of 2021, our man Richardson was transferred on loan to Notts County in League Two, then transferred to Aberdeen in the Premiership here in Scotland in July 2022 for an undisclosed figure. During the 2022 - 2023 season with the Dons, he heralded 19 appearances in league matches.
Richardson was loan transferred to the League One team, Stockport County, in July 2023 and then to Colchester United in League Two in January 2024. On completion of his loan, he returned to Aberdeen and maintained his status of making 19 appearances in league matches during the 2022 - 2023 season.
In September 2024, he left Aberdeen to join Boreham Wood, a National League club in England. But Scotland seemed to miss Richardson, and in July 2025 he transferred back to the Premiership, this time with St Mirren.
During the ongoing season of 2025 - 2026, Richardson made 30 first team appearances in league matches with St Mirren. In the League Cup 2025 - 2026, he scored three goals in six starts and two substitute appearances, and also started three games in Scottish Cup 2025 - 2026. Richardson's journey through the divisions makes him a seasoned player despite his young age, and he continues to be key to St Mirren's plans.
