Kyle Magennis, a sturdy footballer hailing from Scotland, first saw daylight on 26th August 1998. Now at the hearty footballing age of 26, he possesses the presence of a seasoned central midfielder, currently plying his trade for Kilmarnock. His physical prowess stands at 5ft 11in (1.81m) and tilts the scale at 12st 8lb (80kg), making him a figure of substance in the middle of the park. His preferred choice of attire on match days is the number 16 jersey.
The first notable chapter in Magennis's career unfolded in July 2016, when as a fledgling talent, he joined St Mirren in the Scottish Premiership. In his debut season of 2016-2017, the lad nestled comfortably in the first team, donning the jersey for 25 league matches and tucking away three goals. His first-team presence remained consistent in the subsequent seasons, making 14, 14, and 22 appearances respectively from 2017 to 2020, with an additional five goals notched under his belt.
October 2020 saw a turning of the tides, as Magennis navigated his way from St Mirren to fresh shores at Hibernian, with the transfer fee kept tightly under wraps by the management. His first season at Hibernian (2020-2021) witnessed him making a robust 14 appearances and successfully perforating the opponent's net on a single occasion. He remained a permanent fixture in the line-up for the next two seasons, racking up 20 appearances and four goals across the board.
In July 2023, Magennis hitched another wagon, transferring from Hibernian to Kilmarnock, the financials of which remain undisclosed. His debut season (2023-2024) at Kilmarnock saw him feature in eight league matches while he has made a solid start to the ongoing season (2024-2025) with seven appearances already under his belt.
All in all, Kyle Magennis continues to showcase his footballing mettle throughout Scotland's Premiership, his career carrying the resonance of consistency and quite a few memorable goals.
