Calum Ferrie, born on 19 June 1998 (age 28), is an English goalkeeper now with Kilmarnock, where he wears squad number 12. His market value is around £128,000, according to Transfermarkt.
His early senior football included a spell at Dundee in 2017-18, when he made two league appearances. It was modest exposure, but useful enough for a young goalkeeper beginning to move beyond development football and into proper first-team settings.
Ferrie’s career, though, is shaped far more strongly by his time at Queen’s Park. Across four seasons there, he made 135 league appearances, becoming a regular and reliable presence during a period when the club was no longer operating in the background of Scottish football. That is where his senior identity was really formed.
He has since moved on to Kilmarnock. In 2026-27, he has made four league appearances, along with one in the League Cup and two in the Scottish Cup, giving him seven appearances in all competitions for the club.
Ferrie’s career has been built less on headlines than on steady first-team work, with Queen’s Park the clear centre of it and Kilmarnock the current stage.
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