Liam Boyce, born on 8 April 1991 (age 35), is a Northern Ireland striker now with Derry City. His sharpest scoring season came at Cliftonville in 2012-13, when he scored 29 goals in 36 league appearances, the sort of return that tends to travel well on a CV.
Boyce has also picked up a League Cup winner’s medal elsewhere in his career. His current market value is around £170,000, according to Transfermarkt.
At Derry City in 2026, he has made eight appearances and scored two goals across all competitions. That includes five Premier Division appearances with one goal, one Europa League qualifying appearance with one goal, and two Conference League qualifying appearances. His form this season has been solid, though he has been out of the matchday squad recently, with his last outing coming in Derry’s 3-2 defeat to CSKA Sofia on 9 July 2026.
Boyce’s career is that of an established professional forward, with a strong early scoring peak at Cliftonville and a later role at Derry City. There is no need to dress it up much beyond that.
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