Greg Taylor, a native son of Scotland, was born on 5th November 1997 and is currently 27 years old. Taylor primarily presides over the pitch as a left back for PAOK, while sporting the number 32 jersey. Standing at a height of 5ft 8in (1.73m) and weighing 9st 12lb (63kg), his prowess as a defender has been commended both domestically and internationally; Taylor has indeed donned the Scotland national team's colours in the global arena. Currently, according to Transfermarkt, he is valued roughly around £5 million.
Taylor's professional journey commenced at Kilmarnock playing in the Scottish Premiership, starting in July 2015. His formative season saw him having one first-team appearance in the league. However, he came into his own in the 2016 - 2017 season, making 34 league appearances for the first team. The following season, Taylor became an integral part of the Kilmarnock defensive line, tallying 38 first team league appearances. The climax of his time at the club was during the 2018 – 2019 season, scoring his inaugural league goal in his 36 first team appearances. His last season with Kilmarnock, in 2019 – 2020, was relatively quiet with two league appearances before his imminent transfer.
September 2019 marked the start of a new chapter as Taylor switched from Kilmarnock to Celtic in an undisclosed deal. His debut season at Celtic, saw him partake in 12 league matches. As he gained more assurance on the pitch, Taylor's contribution intensified in the following season with 26 league matches under his belt. This continued rise culminated in the 2021 – 2022 and 2022 – 2023 seasons where he not only demonstrated his defensive skills but also showcased his goal-scoring abilities, putting three past the opposing keepers in each season.
In July 2025, Taylor decided to venture beyond the Scottish borders and signed with Greek club, PAOK. His current season with PAOK has been a relatively quiet one, with Taylor making two first-team appearances in league matches.
On the international stage, Taylor was a key player for Scotland in the Euro Qualifiers 2022 - 2024 where he made two starts. Following his move to PAOK, Taylor made a substitute appearance in the Europa League Qualifiers 2025 - 2026.
Taylor's commendable career trajectory, from Kilmarnock to Celtic and now PAOK, coupled with his international representation clearly showcases why he is regarded as one of Scotland's prominent defenders.
