Andrew Tod, born on 1 February 2006 (age 20), is a Scottish central attacking midfielder with Dunfermline Athletic, where he wears the No 26 shirt. His career is already tied closely to East End Park rather than scattered across a pile of half-remembered stops.
Early loan football formed part of his development, giving him senior minutes before he became more settled at Dunfermline. The real shape of his career has come there: 45 league appearances and 14 league goals across four seasons is a decent return for an attacking midfielder still in the early part of his senior career.
His 2025-2026 league season was the clear step forward, with 13 goals in 32 appearances. That moved him beyond the category of promising youngster hanging around the squad and into something more useful – a player contributing properly.
In 2026-2027, Tod remains involved in the first team. He has made six Championship appearances with one goal, along with five League Cup appearances and four goals, five Scottish Cup appearances, and four Premiership play-off appearances. Across all competitions for Dunfermline that season, he has 20 appearances and five goals.
Tod’s senior career is still developing, but Dunfermline Athletic has provided the main stage so far. The outline is plain enough: early loan experience, a productive breakthrough league season, and continued first-team involvement.