Connor Randall, born on 21 October 1995 (age 30), is an English centre midfielder whose senior career has come to be shaped far more by Ross County than by anything before it.
His early years included loan football, the sort of practical education that tends to strip away the academy gloss quickly enough. It was at Ross County, though, that he found the steady work and regular responsibility that have defined him as a senior player.
Across seven seasons with the Dingwall club, Randall has made 174 league appearances and scored six league goals. His most productive league run has come in 2026-27, with three goals in 10 appearances, alongside three League Cup outings with one goal and one Scottish Cup appearance. That takes his season total for Ross County to 14 appearances and four goals in all competitions.
His market value is around £298,000, according to Transfermarkt.
Randall’s career is not a complicated one to read. Early loan experience helped him on, but Ross County have provided the bulk of his football, his continuity, and the clearest measure of the player he became.
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