Coll Donaldson, born on 9 April 1995 (age 31), is a Scottish central defender now with Falkirk. His early senior grounding came at Livingston, where the 2013-14 league season gave him useful minutes and his most productive campaign in front of goal, with one goal in 19 league appearances.
That Livingston spell matters in the shape of his career. It was not headline material, but it gave him regular first-team football at an age when defenders usually need games more than talk. Donaldson has since built the sort of career common to many Scottish centre-halves: steady, practical, and measured by availability as much as anything more glamorous.
At Falkirk in 2025-26, he has made 10 league appearances and two more in the Scottish Cup, giving him 12 appearances across all competitions. Transfermarkt puts his current market value at around £85,000.
Donaldson’s career has been that of an established Scottish professional rather than a decorated name: early development at Livingston, then a senior path which has taken him on to Falkirk, where he remains part of the defensive group.
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