Simon Murray, a bona fide Scottish lad, was born on the 15th of March in 1992, which makes him presently 32 years of age. He's a forward footie player, playing the position of striker for the beloved club Dundee. Murray cuts quite the figure on the pitch with a height of 5ft 11in (1.82m) and a weight of 11st (70kg). You'll find him in the number 15 jersey, running circles around his opponents.
According to Transfermarkt, this fine man is worth around €200k in the current football market, or to put in proper British terms, around £170k. That's quite a fair bit of dosh, I dare say. Pondering on his future, his contract with Dundee is set to last another 2 years and 8 months, due to expire only on May 31, 2027. So plenty of time for more footie magic, then.
His history on the football pitch is a rather illustrious one. Starting his career in the 2010-2011 season at Montrose, Murray made his first-team debut. Then, during the 2014-2015 season with Arbroath, he notched 35 appearances and scored 19 goals, an impressive tally indeed. Continuing his stint in Scotland, he made 22 and 32 first-team appearances and scored seven and ten goals for Dundee United in the 2015-2016 and 2016-2017 seasons, respectively.
He proceeded to Hibernian during the 2017-2018 season, where he made 14 appearances and bagged three goals. He also played for Dundee in the same season, where he made another 14 appearances and scored an additional three goals. Not one to rest on his laurels, in the seasons 2022-2023 and 2023-2024, he played for Queen's Park and Ross County respectively, making a total of 60 first-team appearances and scoring a remarkable 29 goals.
The tipping point of Murray's career is possibly here and now, in the 2024-2025 season, with the Dundee club. He's made ten first team appearances so far and has already scored three goals. He also put his boot to good use in the League Cup 2024-2025, registering five goals in just four starts, with another appearance as a substitute.
Thus continues the tale of Simon Murray, each day writing a new chapter in the great book of Scottish football.
