Connor Randall, born on 21 October 1995 (age 30), is an English midfielder whose career has settled most firmly at Ross County. His early senior football came through loan spells, the useful sort of education for a player needing matches rather than promises, before he found a more permanent rhythm in Dingwall.
Ross County have taken up the bulk of his professional life. Across seven seasons, he has made 171 league appearances and scored four league goals, with his most productive league campaign coming in 2023-24, when he scored once in 26 appearances. That tells its own story: steady involvement, rarely flashy, and clearly trusted often enough to keep being picked.
In 2026-27, Randall has made seven league appearances and scored once. He has also played three times in the League Cup, scoring once, and once in the Scottish Cup, giving him 11 appearances and two goals for Ross County across all competitions so far that season.
His current market value is around £298,000, according to Transfermarkt. Randall’s career is a plain one to read: early development through loans, then a long, durable spell at Ross County as a regular senior midfielder.
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