Dane Murray, born on the 26th of June 2003 in Scotland, is an up and comer within the realm of football. Having been blessed with a towering stature that measures up to 6ft 3in (193cm,) and maintaining a robust weight of 12 Stone 1 lb (77kg,) Murray is suited to the roles of a central defender - a position he holds for Celtic as player number 47.
As a recent entrant to the professional league, his current market valuation is estimated to stand at approximately £130k as inferred by Transfermarkt.
Murray's debut with Celtic took place in July 2019 as a trainee, following which he's featured at a first team league match once, in the current season of 2025 - 2026. His early journey encompassed a transfer to Queen's Park, a Championship side in Scotland, where he spent a year on loan. At Queen's Park, he marked a respectable tally of 18 first team appearances in league matches in his debut season of 2024 - 2025.
Returning from Queen's Park to his home base at Celtic in January 2025, Murray continues to steadily carve out his space within this Scottish Premiership side. As of the current season, he has further added to his experience of premiership matches by appearing in another first team league match. His involvement has also spanned other tournaments such as the League Cup, the Scottish Cup and even the Champions League Qualifiers. He scored one goal in the League Cup 2025 - 2026 for Celtic after one start, made another start in the Scottish Cup 2024 - 2025 and successfully secured a position as a substitute in the Champions League Qualifiers 2025 - 2026 for Celtic.
As Murray's tenure at Celtic continues, the young defender's potential harbours the prospects of shaping his career in further exciting directions. It would be intriguing to trace his progress through future seasons.
