What position does Andrew MacLeod play?

Andrew MacLeod plays as a centre midfield.

What team does Andrew MacLeod play for?

Andrew MacLeod plays for Ross County.

Andrew MacLeod stats, profile and news | Ross County

Centre Midfield
Primary Position: Midfielder
Position

CM

1.82m (5ft 11in)
Height: 70kg (11st)
Weight: 31 January 2005 (age 21)
Date of Birth: Stornoway
Birthplace: Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
Country of Birth: Ross County
Team: 31 May 2025 (1y 3m)
Contract Expires

📊 Season stats

Team: Ross County
League One 2026 - 2027
Games: 1
Starting: -
Substitute: 1
Unused: 1
Utilisation: 50%
Goals: -
Yellows: -
Reds: -

Team: Ross County
League Cup 2026 - 2027
Games: 2
Starting: -
Substitute: 2
Unused: 2
Utilisation: 50%
Goals: -
Yellows: -
Reds: -

Andrew MacLeod has made one league appearance for Ross County in 2026-27, coming on as a substitute, alongside two League Cup appearances. That usage points to a squad role, with his league involvement coming from the bench while his other senior appearances have been in the League Cup.

📋 Career stats

Team: Ross County
Season 2026 - 2027
Country: Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
Games: 1
Goals: -

Team: Ross County
Season 2024 - 2025
Country: Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
Games: 2
Goals: -

MacLeod is 21, is from Scotland and plays centre midfield for Ross County. His career has been centred on Ross County since his 2020 arrival, with temporary spells at Brora Rangers and Nairn County before returning to his parent club in 2023 and 2024.

💰 Transfers

Team: Ross County
1 January 2024
From: Nairn County
Type: Returned from loan

Team: Nairn County
12 July 2023
From: Ross County
Type: Loan

Team: Ross County
1 June 2023
From: Brora Rangers
Type: Returned from loan

Team: Brora Rangers
6 January 2023
From: Ross County
Type: Loan

Team: Ross County
1 July 2020
Type: Signed

MacLeod's transfer pattern has been loan-driven: Ross County sent him to Brora Rangers in January 2023 and Nairn County in July 2023, with returns from both loans recorded in June 2023 and January 2024. The moves frame his pathway as short-term placement and return rather than a sequence of permanent club changes.

Andrew MacLeod

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