Calum Ferrie is an English goalkeeper, born on 19 June 1998 (age 28). His early senior grounding included Dundee in 2017-18, where he made two league appearances – modest enough, but the sort of exposure young goalkeepers tend to need before anyone trusts them with a run.
That run came at Queen’s Park. Across four seasons he made 135 league appearances, and that spell is where his career has taken its clearest shape. For a goalkeeper, regular football matters more than neat career planning, and Queen’s Park gave him plenty of it.
Ferrie is now with Kilmarnock, where he is listed as a goalkeeper wearing squad number 12. In 2026-27 he has made one League Cup appearance and two in the Scottish Cup, giving him three appearances in all competitions for the club. Transfermarkt values him at around £170,000.
His career so far has been built less on noise than on a substantial spell at Queen’s Park, followed by a move into Kilmarnock’s squad. It is a straightforward profile: early senior minutes, a long run as first choice, and a current role at Rugby Park.
📈 Key stats and insights
