Josh Mulligan, born on 12 November 2002 (age 23), is a Scottish centre midfielder now with Hibernian, where he wears the number eight shirt. His market value is around £2.5m, according to Transfermarkt.
His career is still shaped most clearly by Dundee. Across five seasons there he made 95 league appearances and scored five league goals, a substantial run for a player still working his way through the early part of his senior career. His most productive league season came in 2021–22, when he scored two goals in 11 appearances.
The early loan spells mattered in the usual unglamorous way: senior minutes, sharper edges, and less room to hide than youth football offers. They fed into a longer Dundee spell that became the main body of his development rather than just a stop on the way elsewhere.
He was linked with a move to Celtic in December 2025. At Hibernian in 2026–27, he has made two league appearances, plus one League Cup appearance, one Scottish Cup appearance and five in Conference League qualifying, taking him to nine appearances across all competitions. His form this season has been steady, consistent and unspectacular.
Mulligan remains a developing Scottish midfielder whose career has been built mainly at Dundee, with Hibernian now the next stage rather than the headline act so far.
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