Louis Moult, born on 14 May 1992 (age 34), is an English striker whose career was shaped early by the less polished end of senior football. He came through Stoke City, but it was the loan spells away from the club that gave him the basic schooling most young forwards need: minutes, contact, and a clearer idea of what professional football actually asks of them.
After leaving Stoke, Moult worked his way through Nuneaton Town and Wrexham before Motherwell brought him to Scotland in 2015. That move gave his career a firmer platform. He became a regular scorer at Fir Park, a direct centre-forward rather than a decorative one, and did enough to earn a move back south with Preston North End in 2018.
The Preston spell took him into the English Championship, though his career later moved through Burton Albion before he rebuilt momentum in Scotland with Dundee United. His most productive league season came in 2023–24 at Tannadice, when he scored 18 goals in 33 appearances.
Moult later returned to Motherwell, where his profile remains that of an experienced striker with a career built across England’s lower divisions and the Scottish game. His current market value is around £85,000, according to Transfermarkt.
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