Will Ferry, an Englishman born on 7 December 2001, is a distinguished defender predominantly known for his swift manoeuvres as a left back. Currently, at 24 years of age, he graces the football pitch for Dundee United, donning his number 11 jersey. Ferry stands at a compact 5ft 8in (1.73m), with his frame carrying a weight of 11st (70kg). Apart from his remarkable domestic club performances, Ferry has merited representation for the Republic of Ireland at an international level.
Determined by the diligent analysts at Transfermarkt, Ferry's current market value hovers around the £680k mark.
Ferry's journey as a professional footballer began in earnest in July 2016 when he joined Bury, a team competing in the lower leagues of English football. A few seasons passed and Ferry transferred from Bury, launching himself into the Championship in England, joining Southampton FC in July 2019 for an agreement that remained undisclosed.
His career took him for a stint on loan to Crawley Town, a League Two competitor, in August 2021, returning to Southampton after wrapping up his loan. Following the end of his Crawley Town adventure, Ferry packed his bags in August 2022 and ventured into another League Two squad, Cheltenham Town, for a fee that was kept under wraps. Throughout the 2022-2023 debut season at Cheltenham Town, he showcased his ability in the first team with 21 league match appearances.
Come the summer of 2024, an intriguing opportunity seized Ferry's attention. He transitioned from Cheltenham Town to the Premiership in Scotland, signing on with Dundee United. In his first 2024-2025 season at Dundee United, he took part in 35 league matches, adding to the team's formidable first-line starters. Continuing into the current 2025-2026 season, Ferry has made 27 first-team appearances, netting a goal in the process.
Further, Ferry has had the honour of participating in the 2025-2026 League Cup for Dundee United, making a start. Demonstrating his flexibility, he also partook in the Scottish Cup 2025-2026 for Dundee United, taking the field on three separate occasions. Additionally, he made his mark during four starts in the Conference League Qualifiers 2025 - 2026 representing Dundee United.
