Mark O'Hara, born in Scotland on the 12th of December 1995, currently serves as a stalwart midfielder for St Mirren, specifically playing in a central role. With a towering height of 6ft 2in (1.88m) and weighing 12st 8lb (80kg), O'Hara certainly imposes his physical presence in the centre of the park. He proudly wears the number 6 jersey for his club.
According to trusted football resource, Transfermarkt, O'Hara's market value currently hovers around £675k. His contract with St Mirren, which has 1 year and 3 months remaining, is set to expire on the 31st of May, 2026. Transfermarkt
O'Hara's professional career started rolling in July 2012 when he joined Kilmarnock, in the Scottish Premiership, as a trainee. In his first season (2012-2013), O'Hara made 17 first team appearances and scored one goal. His debut season was followed by three more at Kilmarnock, making 14, 18, and 29 match appearances in the respective seasons.
In July 2016, O'Hara moved from Kilmarnock to Dundee, another Scottish Premiership club. Once again, O'Hara had a significant impact scoring six goals in 28 appearances in his first season 2016-2017. He followed his debut season at Dundee with a successful second season which saw him make 32 appearances and score four goals.
In the summer of 2018, O'Hara secured a transfer to Peterborough United, joining the ranks of the League One outfit. His stint in England was rather short-lived as he went on loan to Lincoln City in January 2019, before moving back to the Scottish Premiership with Motherwell, again on loan, in September 2019.
O'Hara had a productive loan spell at Motherwell, scoring one goal in 17 appearances during the 2019-2020 season. Following his successful season, he was made a permanent member of Motherwell in July 2020, where he went on to score six goals in 46 appearances over the subsequent two seasons.
In July 2022, O'Hara finalized a move to St Mirren. His time at the club has been remarkable, scoring a impressive sixteen goals in 87 matches over three seasons (2022-2025). O'Hara notably participated in the Scottish Cup 2024-2025 for St Mirren, where he started twice, as well as the Conference League Qualifiers 2024-2025, where he found the net twice over two starts.
