Barry Douglas, born on 4th September 1989, hails from Scotland and currently serves as a defender, primarily playing left back for St Johnstone. Standing at 5ft 10in (1.78m) and weighing 10st 1lb (64kg), Douglas dons the number 30 jersey. His current market value is roughly £85k, as reported by Transfermarkt. His existing contract with St Johnstone is nearing its end, set to expire on 31st May 2025.
In July 2008, Douglas kick-started his professional career at Queen's Park in the Scottish Championship where he executed 31 first team appearances and scored three goals in league matches during his debut season (2008-2009). In his subsequent season (2009-2010), Douglas maintained a consistent performance, making 35 first team appearances and scoring eight goals in league matches.
Douglas made his move from Queen's Park to Dundee United in the Premiership of Scotland in July 2010. Over the course of three seasons (2010-2013), Douglas clocked up 61 first team appearances and netted four goals in league matches.
In July 2013, Douglas transferred from Dundee United to Lech Poznan in Poland's Ekstraklasa. During his time there (2013-2016, 2021-2024), Douglas made 104 first team appearances and scored 7 goals in league matches. He then switched clubs in January 2016 to Konyaspor in the Süper Lig in Turkey for a fee estimated at around £180k.
Douglas moved on to the Premier League in England in July 2017 when Wolverhampton Wanderers acquired him at a cost of £1m. Having spent a solid season (2017-2018) with the Wolves during which he made 39 first team appearances and scored five goals, Douglas transferred to Leeds United in the English Championship for a fee of about £3m.
Whilst at Leeds (2018-2020), Douglas made 42 first team appearances in league matches which culminated in his season-long loan to Blackburn Rovers in the Championship in October 2020. After another worthy season in Blackburn Rovers, where he made 30 first team appearances, he returned back to Lech Poznan in Poland in July 2021 dedicating a considerable three years (2021-2024) and contributing handsomely with an impressive 46 first team appearances and a league goal added to the tally.
In June 2024, Douglas remained unattached from any club for a short period before settling down at St Johnstone in the Scottish Premiership in October 2024. So far in the current season (2024-2025), he has made 13 first team appearances and has been a part of the Scottish Cup 2024-2025 with three starts for St Johnstone.
