Calum Ferrie is an English goalkeeper, born on 19 June 1998 (age 28), now with Kilmarnock, where he wears squad number 12. His current market value is around £128,000, according to Transfermarkt.
His early senior grounding included a loan spell at Dundee, where he made two league appearances in 2017-18. That gave him a first taste of league football, but the real shape of his career came later at Queen’s Park.
Across four seasons with Queen’s Park, Ferrie made 135 league appearances. That run, far more than any brief early spell, is what gives his career its main weight: regular football, responsibility, and a clear first-team role rather than the usual stop-start existence of a developing goalkeeper.
At Kilmarnock in 2026-27, he has made three league appearances, along with one in the League Cup and two in the Scottish Cup. His form has been strong overall this season, although his most recent outings have dipped a little.
Ferrie’s career is best understood as one built through early loan experience, then properly established at Queen’s Park, before moving on to Kilmarnock as a goalkeeper with a solid body of senior football behind him.
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