Aidan Connolly is a Scottish winger, born on 15 August 1995 (age 31), now with Queen's Park, where he wears No 11. A compact wide player at 5ft 5in (1.66m), he has generally been used from the left, relying more on movement and touch than physical presence.
His development included early loan football, the sort of grounding that tends to strip away the comfort from young attacking players. Connolly has had to make his way through senior games rather than reputation, and his career has been built steadily rather than spectacularly.
His best league return came at Raith Rovers in 2022-23, when he scored 10 goals in 33 appearances. That remains the clearest marker of his productivity at first-team level, and it gave proper substance to a career spent mainly in Scottish football’s more demanding middle ground.
At Queen's Park in 2026-27, Connolly has made four Championship appearances, along with three League Cup outings, scoring twice, and two Scottish Cup appearances, scoring once. Across all competitions that season, he has nine appearances and three goals. His market value is around £191,000, according to Transfermarkt.
Connolly’s career has been that of an established Scottish winger: early loan experience, a productive spell at Raith Rovers, and a current role at Queen's Park where he remains part of the first-team picture.
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