Barry Douglas, the Scottish footballer born on 4 September 1989, is currently aged 35. This passionate defender has been playing as a left back for St Johnstone and sports the number 30 jersey. For those interested in his physical stats, he stands at 5 feet 10 inches tall (1.78m) and weighs 10 stone, 1 pound (64kg). According to Transfermarkt, he has a market value around £90k. Douglas's contract with St Johnstone, however, only has three months left and set to expire on 31 May 2025.
Douglas came onto the stage in July 2008 when he signed with Queen's Park in Scotland's championship league. During his two seasons there, he made a total of 66 first team appearances and scored 11 goals in league matches. In July 2010, he transferred to Dundee United, a Premiership club in Scotland. For the next three seasons, he made 61 appearances and scored four goals in league matches.
In July 2013, Douglas made the move overseas, transferring from Dundee United to Lech Poznan in Poland's Ekstraklasa league. Over the coming years, he made a significant impact in the Polish league, making 121 first team appearances over multiple seasons and scoring four goals.
Douglas's journey continued when in January 2016 he transferred to Konyaspor in the Süper Lig, Turkey's top tier football league, for a fee rounded to £190k. His tenure in Turkey was short-lived, however, and in July 2017 he made a switch to Wolverhampton Wanderers in England's Premier League for a fee around £1 million. Douglas made 39 first team appearances for Wolves and netted five goals.
In July 2018, Douglas transferred again, this time to Leeds United, then in the Championship, for a fee of approximately £3 million. In Douglas's two seasons at Leeds, he made 42 appearances. After a brief stint on loan to Blackburn Rovers in the 2020-2021 season, Douglas transferred once again to Lech Poznan in Poland.
Relocating once again in June 2024, this time to St Johnstone in Scotland's Premiership, Douglas has continued to display his fortitude on the field. For the current season 2024-2025, Douglas has made 12 first-team appearances. He also participated in the Scottish Cup 2024-2025 for St Johnstone, starting two matches.
