Max Watters is an English-born football forward, most commonly playing as a striker. Born on 23 March 1999, he currently plies his trade at Dundee United in Scotland, adorning the number 36 jersey. Standing 5ft 11in (1.81m) tall and weighing 12st 8lb (80kg), his athletic profile closely aligns to the expected metrics of a modern-day striker.
According to Transfermarkt, Watters carries a market value of approximately £340k, a figure indicative of his relative performance and potential in the game of football.
Tracing the breadcrumbs of his career, in the 2020-2021 season, Watters made a rather modest entry into professional football with Cardiff City, appearing only three times in the first team. His appearances swelled to eight in the following season, 2021-2022, at the same club, this time rounding off the season with a goal to his name. Never one to rest on his laurels, Watters increased his first team appearances to 11 in the 2022-2023 season, still representing Cardiff City.
A slight change of scenery saw Watters grace Barnsley Football Club with his talents in the same season. Here, he made seven appearances and found the net on one occasion.
As we draw closer to the present, Watters find himself at Dundee United in the 2025-2026 season, a situation not unfamiliar to him, given his prior experience in turning out for new clubs. His brief stint at Dundee United has seen him make one first team appearance and score a memorable debut goal.
His first season with Dundee United also furnished him with the opportunity to participate in the League Cup 2025 - 2026, where he made one start. In the same season, the Conference League Qualifiers witnessed his scoring prowess, with Watters dispatching three goals in just two starts with two appearances as a substitute.
