Graeme Shinnie, born on 4th August 1991 in Scotland, is age 34 and plays in a central defensive midfield role for Aberdeen. He stands 1.75m tall (5ft 8in) and weighs in at 72kg (11st 4lb), wearing the number 4 jersey for his beloved club. His market value is approximately £213,000, according to reliable sources at Transfermarkt.
Shinnie began his professional football journey at Inverness CT, joining the Scottish League One team as a trainee in July 2008. Over the years, he made numerous appearances for Inverness CT before transferring to Aberdeen in the Premiership in July 2015. His performances for Aberdeen were consistent, contributing to the team's success with both his appearances and goal-scoring prowess.
In July 2019, Shinnie sought new challenges and moved from Aberdeen to Derby County in the English Championship. He continued his reliable performances there, aiding his team with important appearances and goals. His journey took a twist when he transferred to Wigan Athletic in the English League One in January 2022 without a disclosed fee. However, Shinnie's stay at Wigan was brief and he found himself back in Scotland, on loan to Aberdeen, his previous club.
In January 2023, Shinnie made the transfer from Wigan Athletic back to Aberdeen permanent, again for an undisclosed fee. Ever the dependable player, Shinnie continues making invaluable contributions to the team's success in the Scottish Premiership. As of the current 2025 - 2026 season, he has already made seven first team appearances.
Shinnie's club career has been accompanied by participation in various cup competitions, such as the Europa League qualifiers and Conference League. He most recently took part in the League Cup 2025 - 2026 for Aberdeen, helping the team with a mix of starting appearances and substitute roles. Overall, Graeme Shinnie's consistent performances and experience make him a respected figure in Scottish football.
