Born on 23 March 1999 in England, Max Watters aged 26, steps on the pitch as a forward for Dundee United, favouring the position of a striker. The agile player stands 5ft 11in (1.81m) tall and has an athletic build, weighing in at 12st 8lb (80kg). When it comes to game day, you will find him wearing the number 36 jersey.
Fast becoming a household name, Watters holds a market value of approximately £340k, as attested by Transfermarkt.
Watter's voyage through football began with his transfer from Ashford United in the English Isthmian League to Doncaster Rovers of League One in July 2018. Not long after, in August 2018, he transferred again, on loan this time, to Grantham Town who grace the pitches of the Southern Football League.
After his loan stint, he returned home to Doncaster Rovers in June 2019. No stranger to a loan arrangement, in September 2019, he moved on loan to Mickleover Sports, competitors in England's lower leagues, and returned to Doncaster Rovers in November 2019.
In October 2020, Watters transferred from Doncaster Rovers to Crawley Town, dancing between the League One and League Two divisions in England. His tenure at Crawley Town was marked with fluctuating performances, with Watters recording 3, 8, and 11 appearances in the following three seasons.
Watters' next move came in January 2021, as he packed his bags for Cardiff City, trading in his League Two status for League One. Replicating his previous statistics, his record at Cardiff shows he made 3, 8, 11 appearances across the next three seasons.
In July 2021, Watters returned to the well-trodden path of loan transfers, moving to MK Dons in League Two. He ping-ponged back to Cardiff City in January 2022, in yet another loan arrangement.
January 2023 found Watters on loan once more, this time to Barnsley, a fixture of League One where he recorded 7 appearances and netted a goal. Not long after, in July 2023, Watters committed his future to Barnsley, making the move permanent.
A change of scenery was on the cards again for Watters in July 2025. He transferred across the border to Dundee United, a top-tier team in the Scottish Premiership, as part of a loan move.
In the current season, Watters has already logged seven appearances for Dundee United, contributing an important goal to the team's tally as well. He has also demostrated his skill in the League Cup and Conference League Qualifiers, with an impressive 3 goals from 2 starts and 2 substitute appearances.
