Calum Ferrie, born on 19 June 1998 (age 28), is an English goalkeeper now with Kilmarnock, where he wears the number 12 shirt.
His early senior exposure came at Dundee in 2017-2018, when he made two league appearances. It was a brief spell, but the sort of early first-team football that matters for a young keeper, where development is usually less tidy than clubs like to pretend.
The substantial part of Ferrie’s career has come at Queen’s Park. Across four seasons he made 135 league appearances, becoming a regular presence during a period when the club was moving through a very different level of scrutiny and expectation. That spell, more than any other, shaped his senior profile.
Ferrie is now at Kilmarnock, with his first-team record there standing at three appearances: one in the League Cup and two in the Scottish Cup. His current market value is around £128,000, according to Transfermarkt.
His career so far is straightforward enough: early first-team minutes at Dundee, a long and important run at Queen’s Park, and a current role at Kilmarnock.
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