Greg Taylor, a Scottish native, was born on the 5th of November 1997 making him 27 years of age. His professional position on the football pitch is as a defender, primarily fulfilling the role of left back for Celtic Football club. Taylor stands at a respectable 5 feet 8 inches (1.73 metres) in height and tips the scales at 9 stone 12 pounds (approximately 63kg). In honour of his contributions on the field, he is regularly seen donning the number 3 jersey. Aside from his club obligations, Taylor has also had the pleasure of representing his nation by playing for the Scotland national team.
According to information from Transfermarkt, as of now, Taylor's market value stands at approximately €7.00m, which roughly translates into £6m in British currency. Taylor's current contract with Celtic is scheduled to run for another 7 months, with its term set to expire on the 30th of June 2025.
Greg Taylor began his professional journey in July 2015 when he joined Kilmarnock in the Scottish Premiership. His first league season with Kilmarnock (2015-2016) saw him make just one first team appearance. However, his participation increased exponentially in following seasons, making 34, 38, and 36 league appearances in the subsequent three seasons respectively. During his final season with Kilmarnock, Taylor made two appearances before completing a transfer to Celtic in September 2019.
Upon his arrival at Celtic for the 2019-2020 season, Taylor made 12 league appearances and hasn't looked back ever since. Over the following seasons, his involvement continued with 26, 24, 31, and 35 appearances respectively. This current 2024-2025 season has seen Taylor step on the pitch 13 times for Celtic
Moreover, in addition to his stalwart league performances, Taylor has also proven himself on more grandiose stages. During the 2023-2024 season, he participated in the Champions League for Celtic making six starts. In the following season's League Cup, he made two starts and two substitute appearances scoring one goal in the process. He also started twice in Euro Qualifiers for Scotland between 2022-2024 and started five times in Champions League for Celtic in the 2024-2025 season.
Greg Taylor's consistent performances with both Kilmarnock and Celtic, as well as his robust international career with the Scotland National team, have clearly proven his versatility and effectiveness as a defender. His ongoing contribution to the football scene will be viewed with eager anticipation by fans and pundits alike as his career continues to unfold.
