Zach Robinson, a forward born on 11 June 2002, has been plying his trade primarily as a striker for Motherwell. Standing at 6ft (1.85m) and weighing a solid 12st 3lb (78kg), he brings physicality to his number 14 role. Born and raised in England, he is now a noted face in Scottish football.
His economic value in the current market stands around £213k, a figure sourced from Transfermarkt - a prominent football database.
Robinson's professional career took off in July 2018 when he joined AFC Wimbledon in the League One in England. Yet, in his debut season of 2022-2023, his participation was limited to a solitary first-team league match.
Seeking experience, Robinson was loaned to Woking in the National League in April 2021. After completing his loan period, he returned to AFC Wimbledon in June of the same year. The pattern continued with another loan move, this time to Hampton & Richmond Borough in the National League South in January 2022. A return to AFC Wimbledon followed in March.
Showing admirable resilience, Robinson never stopped chasing the football. In July 2022, he was loaned to Dundee in the Scottish Premiership. He had a stronger impact at Dundee, scoring 12 goals in 29 league appearances in his first season (2022-2023), and making 21 appearances the following season, netting thrice.
His loan period completed in January 2023 and he returned to AFC Wimbledon, only to be loaned out again to Dundee where he had previously experienced success.
By July 2024, Robinson's connections with England ended as he moved permanently to Motherwell in Scotland. However, his impact at his new club was less impressive, making 12 appearances and scoring once in the 2024-2025 season. Currently, in the ongoing 2025-2026 season, Robinson is yet to make a first team appearance.
It's our hope as supporters, that he finds his scoring boots again soon. His journey hitherto has certainly been an intriguing one.