Kyle Magennis, born in the Scotland on the 26th of August 1998 and standing at a stout 5ft 11inches (1.81 metres) tall, has stitched together an illustrious career playing as a central midfielder in the Scottish Premiership. Also possessing a sturdy body weight of 12st 8lb (approximately 80kg), he wears the number 16 shirt for his current club, Kilmarnock.
His professional journey began in July 2016 as a trainee at St Mirren in the Scottish Premiership. Brilliance served as his calling card right from his debut season (2016-2017), gracing the field with his presence in 25 league matches and punctuating his performances with three goals. He continued to feature regularly for St Mirren in the subsequent seasons, accumulating a commendable tally of appearances and racking up a total of six goals over four seasons.
In October 2020, his consistent performances over the years caught the eyes of the management at Hibernian who signed him for an undisclosed fee. His inaugural 2020-2021 season with Hibernian saw him notch up 14 appearances and one goal. His form continued in the subsequent seasons, with the 2021-2022 season yielding him two goals in seven appearances and the 2022-2023 season seeing him find the back of the net twice in 13 appearances.
His ability to influence games soon saw him magnetise another undisclosed offer, this time from Kilmarnock, where he traded his loyalties in July 2023. His tenure with Kilmarnock has seen him remain an integral facet of their attacking machinery, with three seasons yielding a total of 23 appearances so far, and the current 2025-2026 season witnessing him grace the field in three matches already.
His exploits have also extended beyond the Scottish Premiership to the League Cup during the 2025-2026 season, making an impactful contribution for Kilmarnock with two starts and four appearances as a substitute.
