Born on 23rd June 1994, Scottish professional footballer Marcus Fraser is currently leaning into his 30s with a seasoned career primarily as a central defender. He now plies his trade with St Mirren in the Scottish Premiership. Standing at 6ft (1.84m) tall and weighing 12st 12lb (82kg), Fraser dominates the field donned in the number 22 jersey.
The origin of Fraser's professional career can be traced back to July 2012 when he joined the esteemed Celtic Football Club in the Scottish Premiership as a trainee. His stint with the Hoops was brief but noteworthy; he made his first team appearance in league matches during the 2012 - 2013 season.
In September 2014, he experienced a loan spell away from Celtic, joining Lowland League side Cowdenbeath. Appearing 11 times in the first team in the 2014 - 2015 season reinforced his significance as a developing footballer.
Leaving Celtic permanently in January 2015, Fraser switched his allegiance to Ross County in the Premiership. This marked the commencement of his steady ascent in Scottish football. His performance in the 2014 - 2015 season was a clear indication of his growing maturity and skill, attributing to 16 first team appearances and a goal. His prominence increased with every passing season at County, making 29, 32, 38, and 26 appearances respectively until the 2019 - 2020 season, scoring the occasional goal.
July 2020 marked a new beginning for Fraser as he transferred from Ross County to St Mirren. The momentum of his growing career did not fade as he continued to chalk up impressive numbers of appearances for the club, showcasing his consistency on the field, across several seasons (2020 - 2021 to 2024 - 2025), with occasional goals boosting his contribution.
Moreover, Fraser's contributions extend beyond league matches, also partaking in the League Cup 2024 - 2025, Scottish Cup 2024 - 2025, and Conference League Qualifiers 2024 - 2025 for St Mirren. His career reflects an array of consistent performances and meticulous development yielding substantial footballing experience in Scotland's top flight.
