Andrew Tod, born on 1 February 2006 (age 20), is a Scottish attacking midfielder with Dunfermline Athletic, where he wears squad number 26. His career is still young, but it already has a clear centre of gravity. Dunfermline have given him the games, the responsibility and, increasingly, the platform.
His early senior development included loan football, the useful sort rather than the glamorous sort, before he became a more regular part of the Dunfermline side. The step up has been measured rather than theatrical, but the return has been plain enough: across four league seasons he has made 51 league appearances and scored 15 goals.
The 2025–26 season was the one that properly moved him on. Tod scored 13 league goals in 32 appearances, a strong return for a central attacking midfielder and the sort of production that makes a player harder to treat as a prospect indefinitely.
He has remained involved in 2026–27. Tod has made 12 Championship appearances with two goals, alongside five League Cup appearances with four goals, five Scottish Cup appearances and four Premiership play-off appearances. Across all competitions for Dunfermline that season, he has 26 appearances and six goals, which says enough about his continuing place in the side.
For now, Tod’s profile is straightforward: a young Scottish midfielder whose senior career has been shaped overwhelmingly by Dunfermline Athletic, with early loan experience behind him and a regular first-team role in front of him.
