Stevie May, a formidable forward, was born in Scotland on the 3rd of November 1992, making him currently 32 years of age. His primary position as a striker for Livingston is further complemented by his height (1.78m, or 5ft 10in) and weight (71kg, or 11st 2lb), which brings an undeniable physical agility to his performances on the pitch. Dressed in his preferred number 17 jersey, May's current market value is approximately rounded to £107k, as reported on Transfermarkt.
May initiated his football journey as a trainee at St Johnstone in the Scottish Championship in July 2008. Throughout multiple seasons at St Johnstone, May's performances considerably varied albeit significant contributions during the 2013-2014 season when he made 38 first team appearances with an impressive 20 goals scored in league matches. He also had a commendable season in 2020-2021, appearing 34 times for the first team and scoring five goals.
May’s journey ventured him to Alloa Athletic on loan in December 2011 and Hamilton Academical in August 2012. At Alloa Athletic, May's contributions were extremely effective, having made 22 first team appearances and scored a remarkable 19 goals in league matches during the 2011-2012 season. He continued to hit his stride while at Hamilton Academical, scoring 25 goals from 33 first team appearances in the 2012-2013 season.
Leaving Scotland in August 2014, May transferred to Sheffield Wednesday in the English Championship for a transfer fee of approximately £800k. He made a respectable 39 first team appearances during the 2014-2015 season at Sheffield Wednesday, scoring seven goals in the process. May subsequently transferred to Preston North End in September 2015, where he spent two seasons.
He returned to Scotland in August 2017, when he transferred from Preston North End to Aberdeen without disclosing the fee. Spending two seasons at Aberdeen, May made notable contributions despite declining goal tally.
May returned to his root, St Johnstone, in August 2019 again for an undisclosed fee. He had prolific seasons at the club, making significant first team appearances and scoring commendable goals.
Latterly, May transferred from St Johnstone to Livingston, initially on loan in August 2024, eventually finalising his transfer in July 2025. His performance at Livingston has been noteworthy and consistent, his current season making him a regular first team player. Furthermore, May exhibited his talents during the League Cup 2025-2026, and the Scottish Cup 2024-2025 for Livingston, as well as the Premiership Play-offs 2024-2025, where he scored a goal.
