Andy Halliday, born on 18 October 1991 (age 34), is a Scottish central midfielder whose career was given an early shove by a productive loan spell at Livingston. The 2009–10 season remains his strongest league campaign: 14 goals in 32 appearances, useful evidence that he could affect matches rather than merely survive them.
That Livingston spell helped establish the shape of his game: competitive, direct, and willing to get into areas where midfielders are noticed. Halliday has never been a player Celtic supporters needed much introduction to, and he has generally been more awkward than elegant, which is not always a criticism.
He has more recently been with Motherwell, wearing number 11 and used primarily in central midfield. In 2025–26, he has made two league appearances without scoring, along with five League Cup appearances, giving him seven outings in all competitions for the club.
His market value is around £128,000, according to Transfermarkt. Halliday’s career has been that of a durable Scottish midfielder: shaped early by a high-scoring spell at Livingston, later sustained by experience, edge and reliability rather than gloss.
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