Connor Randall, born on 21 October 1995 (age 30), is an English central midfielder whose senior career has come to be shaped far more by Ross County than by the earlier stops that got him moving. Those early loan spells mattered in the practical sense: games, travel, and the unglamorous business of learning how to operate outside the safety of a parent club.
It is at County, though, that the career has settled. Across seven seasons in Dingwall he has made 165 league appearances and scored three league goals, a record that points more to trust and use than to headline output. In 2023-24 he made 26 league appearances and scored once, his most productive league season in front of goal.
The 2026-27 campaign has already brought him further involvement for Ross County, including a League Cup goal. His market value is around £298,000, according to Transfermarkt.
Randall’s career is a steady one: early loans, then a long Ross County spell in which he became a regular part of the side rather than a passing name on a squad list.
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