Andy Halliday, born on 18 October 1991 (age 34), is a Scottish central midfielder with Motherwell, where he wears the No 11 shirt. His current market value is around £128,000, according to Transfermarkt.
His early senior football included a useful loan spell at Livingston in 2009-10, still the most productive league season of his career. He scored 14 goals in 32 appearances, a notable return for a midfielder and the sort of run that tends to harden up a young player quickly.
Halliday has since had a long career in Scottish football, rarely short of involvement and never likely to be mistaken for a neutral figure in this part of the country. That comes with the territory, and he has generally looked comfortable enough in it.
At Motherwell in 2025-26, his league role has been limited: two appearances and no goals, alongside five League Cup outings. His career now reads as one shaped by early productivity, steady senior mileage and a current Motherwell spell that is more functional than prominent.
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