Calum Ferrie, born on 19 June 1998 (age 28), is an English goalkeeper currently with Kilmarnock. His market value is around £170,000, according to Transfermarkt.
His early senior grounding included a loan spell at Dundee in 2017-18, where he made two league appearances. It was a modest start, but useful enough for a young goalkeeper beginning to move beyond the training-ground stage of his career.
Ferrie’s career has been shaped far more clearly by Queen’s Park. Across four seasons there, he made 135 league appearances, becoming a regular presence rather than a passing name. For a goalkeeper, that kind of run matters; it suggests trust, repetition and the dull but necessary business of being available most weeks.
He later moved on to Kilmarnock, where he wears squad number 12. In 2025-26, he has made one League Cup appearance and two in the Scottish Cup, giving him three appearances in total for the club so far.
Ferrie’s path is that of a goalkeeper who built his standing through sustained football at Queen’s Park, after an early taste of senior minutes at Dundee, and is now part of the squad at Kilmarnock.
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