Josh Mulligan is a Scottish centre midfielder, born on 12 November 2002 (age 23). His senior career has been shaped far more by Dundee than anywhere else, with early loan spells giving him the usual rough edges of first-team football before he settled into a proper role at Dens Park.
Across five seasons with Dundee, Mulligan made 95 league appearances and scored five league goals. His most productive league campaign came in 2021-22, when he scored twice in 11 appearances. That spell remains the core of his career so far: not glamorous, but substantial enough to mark him out as more than a passing name.
He later moved to Hibernian, where he wears squad number eight. In 2026-27 he has made two league appearances, one Scottish Cup appearance and four Conference League qualifying appearances, giving him seven appearances in all competitions for the club. His form this season has been steady rather than eye-catching, which is sometimes no bad thing for a midfielder.
He was linked with a move to Celtic in December 2025 while at Hibernian. His market value is around £2.5m, according to Transfermarkt.
Mulligan’s career to this point is still mostly a Dundee story, with Hibernian now the next test of whether he can turn solid senior experience into something more sustained.
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