Charlie Reilly, born on 5 December 2001 (age 24), is a Scottish left winger whose senior career has been shaped most clearly by Dundee. He wears the number 18 shirt there, and his profile is that of a developing wide player with enough end product to keep him in the picture rather than merely around the squad.
His most eye-catching early step came away from Dens Park, during a loan spell at Albion Rovers in 2022-23. That season gave him regular football and a proper return: 18 league goals in 26 appearances. For a young winger, it was useful evidence that he could turn promise into something more measurable.
Dundee remains the main thread. Across four seasons he has made 42 league appearances and scored twice, with the club giving his career its clearest shape. In 2026-27, he has made eight league appearances and scored once, alongside five League Cup appearances with three goals and two Scottish Cup appearances. Across all competitions for Dundee that season, he has 15 appearances and four goals.
His current market value is around £85,000, according to Transfermarkt. Reilly’s career so far is a straightforward one: a productive loan that mattered, followed by a Dundee spell where he has built his senior record steadily.
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