Josh Campbell is a dynamic football player, born on the 6th of May, 2000, in the heartland of Scottish football. A central midfielder by trade, Campbell stands at a respectable 5ft 11in (1.82m) tall and tips the scales at 11st 9lb (74kg). With number 32 emblazoned on his jersey, he currently applies his skills for Hibbernian in the football-rich Scottish Premiership, exhibiting a captivating blend of talent and determination.
Campbell commenced his senior football journey in July 2016, linking up with Hibernian as a trainee. Season 2021-22 marked his debut season, where he demonstrated his potential by making 26 appearances and scoring once in league matches. In the subsequent season, 2022-23, his contribution augmented considerably, displaying his talents in 36 matches and netting eight goals. The following season, 2023-24, saw Campbell playing in 19 matches and scoring thrice, while he has already made six initial appearances in the ongoing 2024-25 season.
In the winter transfer window of January 2019, Campbell sought new pastures on loan, transitioning from Hibernian to Championship side Airdrieonians. This short loan stint concluded in June 2019, with Campbell returning to his home club. Campbell's performance post-return mirrored his previous season's contributions at Hibernian, marking his steady rise in Scottish football.
A second loan spell was on the cards for Campbell in August 2019, this time to League One outfit Arbroath. However, by January 2020, Campbell was reunited with Hibernian again, and he did not fail to impress, delivering performances that underscored his continued growth and development.
Campbell's journey took another twist in September 2020, as he went on loan to Edinburgh City, a club operating in the Scottish League Two. Yet again, the gritty midfielder returned to Hibernian in June 2021 and wasted no time in leaving his mark in his debut season. Campbell's contributions, across the seasons, can be regarded as tangible proof of his evolution as a footballer.
Besides the league games, Campbell also took part in the League Cup 2024-2025 for Hibernian, starting in four matches and making one appearance as a substitute. It's a testament to his growing influence on the pitch and the trust bestowed upon him by team management.
