Josh Campbell, born on 6 May 2000 (age 26), is a Scottish centre midfielder whose senior career has been shaped almost entirely at Hibernian. He has been around the first-team picture long enough for the early promise to have turned into something more settled, if hardly dressed up in much glamour.
His development was helped by early loan spells, the sort that matter more to a young midfielder than they tend to look on a career summary. From there, he worked his way into the Hibernian side and became a regular presence rather than a passing academy name.
Across six league seasons with Hibs, Campbell has made 141 league appearances and scored 19 goals. His strongest attacking return came in 2022-23, when he scored eight times in 36 league matches – a useful output from central midfield and comfortably his most productive league campaign.
The 2026-27 season has brought one Conference League qualifying appearance for Hibernian. By this stage, Campbell’s career is a Hibs one in all but name: developed there, established there, and still measured largely by what he contributes in their midfield.
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