Jack Iredale was birthed into this world on the 2nd day of May in the year 1996 and today, aged 29, he's flourishing in his chosen career of professional football. A true son of Scotland, he exhibits his prowess in the role of defender, most often occupying the left back position for his current team, Hibernian. Standing at approximately 6ft (1.84m) tall, his 11st 13lb (76kg) frame is very much the standard for a player of his position. Within his team, he's identified by the number 15 stitched onto his Hibernian jersey.
Our fastidious player has even shared his talents beyond Scottish borders, notably receiving caps from the Australian national team. The calculated value of such talent in today's market, according to Transfermarkt, stands at a modest £212k.
Regarding the transfer part of his career, one cannot ignore the broad journey that led Iredale to where he is today. In July 2017, he'd packed up his boots and flew halfway across the globe from ECU Joondalup in Australia to Greenock Morton in the Scottish Championship league. But within months, he was loaned to Queen's Park, another Championship club in Scotland, for the 2017 - 2018 season. He got on considerably well with the side, leaving a mark with his presence in 14 league matches, and even notching up a goal to his credit, before returning back to Greenock Morton in January 2018.
In the midsummer of 2019, he experienced a change of scenery, transferring from Greenock Morton to Carlisle United in the English National League. The following year, in August 2020, he'd found himself at a different club, Cambridge United, competing in League Two in England, only to switch to Bolton Wanderers in League One, two years later in July 2022.
His stint at Bolton Wanderers turned out to be eventful and fruitful, with him featuring in 19 league matches during the 2022 - 2023 season. As the wheel of time turned, in August 2024, a significant milestone was reached when he returned to his homeland, joining Hibernian in the Scottish Premiership for an undisclosed fee. From then till now, Iredale's been a regular feature for Hibernian, making 28 appearances with a goal in the 2024 - 2025 season, and currently standing tall at 31 appearances in the ongoing 2025-2026 season.
It's worth highlighting his active participation in the League Cup 2025 - 2026 with one start, the Europa League Qualifiers 2025 - 2026 with two starts, and the Conference League Qualifiers 2025 - 2026, where he started three matches and made one appearance as a substitute, all for Hibernian.
