Barry Douglas, born on 4th of September 1989 in Scotland, is a football defender who is currently playing for St Johnstone as a left back. Standing at a solid 5 feet 10 inches (1.78m) and weighing 10 stone 1 lb (64kg), he holds the number 30 jersey.
According to Transfermarkt, Douglas's current market value is approximately €100k, which roughly converts to £85k. As it stands, his contract with St Johnstone will conclude at the end of May in 2025.
Beginning his professional career in July 2008, Douglas joined Queen's Park in the Scottish Championship. His first season saw an impressive number of appearances, taking to the pitch 31 times and scoring a total of three goals. This was followed by an even more impressive run in the next season with 35 appearances and eight goals.
Douglas then moved to Dundee United in the Premiership in Scotland in July 2010, where his first season comprised of 23 appearances with two goals. Following seasons saw him making a steady number of appearances and scoring a few goals as well.
In July 2013, Douglas's journey took a more international route when he was transferred to Lech Poznan in the Ekstraklasa in Poland. Over the years, he made steady contributions to the team with a consistent number of appearances each season.
In a significant move in January 2016, Douglas transferred from Lech Poznan to Konyaspor in the Süper Lig in Turkey for a fee of roughly £210k. His time at Konyaspor saw him making a healthy number of appearances with each passing season.
Douglas was then signed by Wolverhampton Wanderers in the English Premier League in July 2017 for a sizeable £1 million. His single season at the club saw him making an outstanding 39 appearances and scoring five goals.
In July 2018, Douglas transferred to Leeds United in the English Championship for a noteworthy £3 million, where he consistently showed up on the pitch over the two seasons he spent at the club.
October 2020 saw Douglas being loaned to Blackburn Rovers in the English Championship, where he made 30 first team appearances throughout the season. In July 2021, he transferred back to Lech Poznan in Poland.
Having covered impressive ground across various leagues, Douglas joined St Johnstone in the Premiership in Scotland in October 2024. In the ongoing season, he has already made 12 appearances. Further to his contribution in the league matches, he also participated in the Scottish Cup 2024-2025 for St Johnstone, which included two starts.