Evan Ferguson, a rising star in his own right, was born in the Republic of Ireland on 19 October 2004, making himself a sprightly 20 years old at this moment in time. Standing tall at 6ft 2in (1.88m) and tipping the scales at 11st 11lb (75kg), Ferguson primarily dons the role of a striker for the renowned club, Roma. He very much belongs to the fraternity of forwards, as borne out by the number 11 jersey he proudly sports. His talents have not been confined to club football, however, as he has also had the privilege of representing his home country, the Republic of Ireland, on the international stage.
As this talented footballer hones his skills further, his market value reportedly stands at around £21.5m. This estimation can be attributed to the data furnished by Transfermarkt.
This young maestro of the beautiful game embarked on his professional journey back in January 2019, as a trainee for Bohemian FC in the Premier Division in the Rep. of Ireland. During his debut season in 2020, he made a modest start with two first team appearances in league matches.
January 2021 marked a significant milestone in his career, as he traversed the English Channel to join Brighton & Hove Albion in the English Premier League. The specifics of the transfer fee remain undisclosed. At Brighton, his performance record certainly deserves mention - over four seasons leading up to 2025, Ferguson raked in 60 first team appearances and netted a commendable total of 13 goals in league matches.
February 2025 saw another twist in his career path, as he was loaned to West Ham United, another stalwart of the Premier League. Ferguson's stint at West Ham was relatively brief, yet he featured in eight league matches during his stay.
Upon the completion of his loan, in June 2025, Ferguson journeyed back to Brighton & Hove Albion, regaining his previous form by making 60 first-team appearances and finding the goal in 13 league matches over the following seasons.
An exciting change awaited Ferguson when, in July 2025, he crossed over to Italian soil, loaned to the prominent Serie A club, Roma. In the running season of 2025 - 2026 thus far, he has graced two league matches for Roma.
Ferguson's international record for the Republic of Ireland is also worth noting. He represented his home nation in the Euro Qualifiers (2022 - 2024), scoring twice from six starts, and in the Nations League (2024 - 2025), where he clocked two goals from five starts and three appearances as a substitute.
