Connor Randall, born on 21 October 1995 (age 31), is an English midfielder whose senior career has settled most firmly at Ross County. He came through the Liverpool route, with early loan spells at Shrewsbury Town, Hearts and Rochdale giving him the sort of practical football that youth football tends to advertise but rarely provide.
That Hearts spell in 2017-18 was his first proper exposure to Scottish football. After a short spell abroad with Arda Kardzhali, he returned to Scotland with Ross County in 2020, and Dingwall has since become the main body of his career rather than a stop on the way elsewhere.
Across seven seasons with County, Randall has made 176 league appearances and scored six league goals. His most productive league return has come in 2026-27, with three goals in 12 League One appearances. He has also scored once in three League Cup games and made a Scottish Cup appearance, taking him to four goals in 16 matches for Ross County this season.
Transfermarkt currently values him at around £298,000. Randall’s career has moved from Liverpool beginnings and development loans into a long Ross County spell, where most of his senior football has been played.
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