Ethan Ross, hailing from Scotland, was born on the 15th of August 2001. This fervent forward primarily stations himself as a left-winger for Falkirk, flaunting the number 23 jersey. Scaling a height of 5ft 8in (1.73m) and carrying a weight of 11st (70kg), he is well-endowed for his role on the pitch. Transfermarkt suggests that his current market value hovers approximately around £170k.
The sprightly lad had started his professional expedition with Aberdeen as a trainee in July 2017. Albeit only making a handful of appearances (four in 2018 - 2019, two in 2019 - 2020, and two in 2020 - 2021), his term at Aberdeen had given him the necessary exposure and experience in the Premiership.
Ross's hunger for more game time saw him temporarily transferring to Dunfermline Athletic, situated in the Championship, on loan in January 2020. His spell here was brief, as he returned to the arms of Aberdeen in June the same year. Once again, his outings with the first team mimicked his past stints, with him making two appearances each year till 2021.
By October 2020, Ross was on the road again, this time pulled in by the charm of Raith Rovers in the Championship. His performance here saw a slow but steady amelioration, with his 20-line entries and one goal in 2022 - 2023, and another three performances in the following season. However, his voyage with Raith was cut short as he returned to Aberdeen yet again in February 2021.
Not losing his wanderlust, Ross soon found himself back with Raith Rovers in October 2021, only to be whisked away to Falkirk in the Premiership on loan in September 2023. His eminence started to show clear as day with an impressive track record boasting of 36 and four appearances and eight and one goals (respectively) in the 2024 - 2025 and 2025 - 2026 seasons. Finally, in July 2024, he transferred without reservation to Falkirk from Raith Rovers, and has since been bolstering their ranks.
In addition to the league matches, Ross has also tried his foot in the League Cup 2025 - 2026, scoring two goals in four appearances, and the Scottish Cup 2024 - 2025 where he started once for Falkirk.
