Callum McGregor, a Scottish-born midfielder, was born on 14 June 1993 and mainly plays as a central defensive midfielder for Celtic Football Club. Measuring 1.78m tall (or 5ft 10in in imperial units), and weighing in at a steady 74kg (11st 9lb), he's a rock solid presence in Celtic's midfield. Sealed in the number 42 jersey, McGregor has proven himself to be a part of the furniture at his home team.
Based on figures cited from Transfermarkt, McGregor's current market value hovers around the £7m mark. His existing contractual obligations to Celtic stretch for another 3 years and 7 months, with the conclusion slated for 31 May 2028.
McGregor's bonds with Celtic date back to July 2013, when he first joined the team in the Scottish Premiership. In what can describe as a relationship characterised by loyalty and consistent performance, McGregor has been a regular feature in the Celtic line-up for multiple seasons. He's consistently made first-team appearances, and has a commendable goal tally to his name.
In a short diversion from his Celtic career, McGregor was loaned out to Notts County in England's League Two in August 2013. Despite the change of scenery, McGregor's knack for performance didn't falter, making 37 maiden season appearances and contributing 12 goals in the league.
Following the conclusion of his loan with Notts County in July 2014, McGregor returned to Celtic, resuming regular appearances and continuing his scoring streak. Over the years, his contributions to Celtic's success have been significant, making fundamental contributions to their league campaigns and cup runs.
Apart from his league appearances, McGregor has made significant strides in continental and cup football as well. He's had multiple starts in the Champions League, League Cup, and the Scottish Cup for Celtic, further enhancing his reputation as a valuable asset for his club.
