Scott Wright, born on 8 August 1997 (age 29), is a Scottish right winger with Birmingham City. He came through at Aberdeen, where his early senior years were about trying to turn promise and pace into something more dependable.
A loan spell at Dundee was useful in that respect. It gave him regular first-team football away from Aberdeen and helped move him beyond the stage of being merely another young wide player with flashes. He returned to Aberdeen with more senior experience, though still with the familiar need for end product.
Rangers took him on in 2021, and his most productive league campaign came there in 2021-22, when he scored four goals in 19 appearances. His time at Ibrox also brought a Premiership, a Scottish Cup and a League Cup, which is not a bad haul for a player who was often more squad option than centrepiece.
Wright later moved to Birmingham City, where he wears number 11. His Birmingham record stands at one League Cup appearance in 2026-27. His form this season has been solid, although he has been out of the matchday squad recently, with his last recorded appearance coming in Kilmarnock 3-1 Dundee on 12 May 2026.
His career has taken him from Aberdeen development prospect to useful top-flight winger, with a shaping loan spell, a trophy-winning period at Rangers, and a later move to Birmingham. He has made a living as a direct wide player, without ever needing to be mistaken for the main event.
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