Marco Tilio is a young and promising Australian footballer, born on 23 August 2001, and known for his exceptional skills on the right wing. Standing at a modest 5ft 6in (1.7m) and weighing in at around 10st 7lb (67kg), Tilio has fought hard to make a name for himself in the sport and has even represented his home nation on the international stage.
His current market value is estimated at around £1.00m, according to Transfermarkt.
Tilio began his professional career in earnest with Sydney FC in the A-League in Australia in July 2018. His first season (2019 - 2020) was marked by three first team appearances and his initial league goal. It was an encouraging start for the young footballer.
Carving his way through the Australian A-League continued as he transferred to Melbourne City in September 2020. Across the subsequent seasons (from 2020 to 2024), Tilio proved his mettle consistently - totalling 106 first-team appearances and netting a respectable 20 league goals.
A milestone in Tilio's career was undeniably his July 2023 transfer to Celtic in the Premiership in Scotland for a significant fee of about £1.1m. However, his tenure at Celtic was relatively short-lived; Tilio only managed to make two first-team league appearances during season 2023 - 2024.
This short stint at Celtic was followed by a return to Melbourne City on loan in February 2024, where he continued to find the back of the net consistently, adding to his league goal tally across the subsequent seasons.
In August 2025, Tilio moved on from Celtic once more, making a transfer move to Rapid Vienna in the Bundesliga in Austria for a fee of approximately £1.3m. His current season, 2025 - 2026, at Rapid Vienna has seen Tilio take to the pitch ten times, netting one goal. Furthermore, he had the opportunity to represent Rapid Vienna in the Conference League of 2025 - 2026, earning an appearance as a substitute.
Tilio's journey so far has been one marked by dedication, resilience and a consistent goal-scoring ability. His time at Celtic may not have been long, but it played an integral role in his evolution as a professional footballer, lending further credibility to his career and serving as a testament to his potential on the international stage.
