Born on the 23rd of August, 2001 in the sun-baked land of Australia, Marco Tilio has steadily carved a name for himself in football, predominantly playing as a right winger. The spritely forward, standing at a nimble 5ft 6in (1.7m) and tipping the scales at 10st 7lb (67kg), is currently signed with Rapid Vienna, where he proudly wears the number 7 jersey. In addition to his club duties, Tilio has also served his country by representing Australia on the international stage.
As per information fetched from Transfermarkt, Tilio's current market value is approximately £900k, a testament to the young Aussie's footballing prowess.
Tilio's football journey began in earnest in July 2018 when he joined Sydney FC, a club competing in Australia's A-League. In his debut season alone (2019-2020), Tilio proved his mettle by scoring a goal and making three appearances for the first team. His stint at Sydney FC was, however, brief as he transferred to Melbourne City, another A-League contender, in September 2020.
Under Melbourne City's colours, Tilio continued to develop, gaining experience and contributing to the team's cause. Across various seasons, he made numerous appearances for the first team whilst netting several goals.
A significant chapter in Tilio's career involves Celtic, a club based in the Premiership of Scotland. In July 2023, Tilio secured a transfer to Celtic for a transfer fee rounded to about £1.1m. During his stint in Scotland (2023-2024), he made two appearances in league matches for the club.
Despite the auspicious move to Celtic, February 2024 saw Tilio loaned out back to Melbourne City. In Australia, he continued contributing on the pitch, scoring goals, and collecting further first team appearances.
The wind of change indeed blew once more for Tilio in August 2025, moving him from Celtic to Rapid Vienna, a club competing in Austria's Bundesliga. This particular transfer saw a jump in transfer fee, with Tilio fetching approximately £1.3m. In the ongoing season (2025-2026), Tilio remains a significant player for Vienna, earning ten first team appearances and even scoring his first goal in league matches.
It is worth noting that Tilio has also experienced European football, having made a substitute appearance in the Conference League (2025-2026) representing Rapid Vienna.
