Greg Kiltie, born on 18 January 1997 (age 29), is a Scottish attacking midfielder whose senior career has been shaped far more by Kilmarnock than by any passing detour elsewhere.
He came through at Rugby Park and his early development included loan football, useful enough in the usual unsentimental way: minutes, bruises, and a clearer idea of the level required. The main body of the work, though, has been at Kilmarnock, where he has made 156 league appearances across 11 seasons, scoring 22 league goals.
His most productive league campaign came in 2015–16, when he scored six times in 35 appearances. That remains the cleanest snapshot of what he could offer Killie: an attacking midfielder with a goal in him, without the need to dress it up too much.
In 2026–27, Kiltie has made 11 league appearances and scored three goals for Kilmarnock. He has also played six times in the League Cup, scoring once, giving him 17 appearances and four goals in all competitions for the season.
Kiltie’s career is a Kilmarnock career in all but the smallest print: long-serving, productive in spells, and still tied to the club where he first made his name.
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