Ricki Lamie, the sturdy Scottish central defender, was born on the 26th of June, 1993. Currently attached to Ross County, his primary position is anchoring the heart of defence. With commendable physical attributes, Lamie stands 6 feet tall (approximately 1.85 metres) and is well built, scaling 14 stone 2 pounds to be precise (approximately 90 kg). Lamie proudly dons the number 5 jersey for his team.
According to Transfermarkt, the market currently rates him at roughly £200,000. He's contracted to Ross County until the end of May 2026, with still a healthy 1 year and 5 months remaining on his term.
His football journey began in July of 2011 at Airdrieonians in the Championship of Scotland. Over his two seasons here, from 2011 through to 2013, he contributed to 27 league matches. He had a brief stint at Clyde in the 2012-2013 season, making 4 league appearances on loan before returning to Airdrieonians.
Subsequent to his return, he was loaned out again, this time to Queen's Park and later East Stirlingshire, contributing 13 and 4 league matches respectively. July 2014 marked a significant step in his career when he transferred to Greenock Morton. Over four seasons, until 2018, Lamie featured in 95 league matches, even finding the back of the net on one occasion.
In 2018, Lamie crossed paths to Livingston, making a good stint of 47 league appearances across two seasons. Then, in 2020, Lamie took his defensive prowess to Motherwell in the Premiership, featuring regularly across three seasons with 80 league appearances, and surprisingly chipping in with three goals.
In 2023, he made a temporary switch to Dundee on loan, where he would feature 21 times in the league during the 2023-2024 season and even procured one goal to his name. His new destination, as of July 2024, has been Ross County, although he has yet to make an appearance in the league in the 2024-2025 season. Nonetheless, he's been a part of Ross County's 2024-2025 League Cup campaign with three starts thus far.
His experience and commitment continue to be valuable assets to his teams, and Ross County's fans and management alike have high hopes for his ongoing involvement.
