Josh Campbell, a native of Scotland, was born on 6th May 2000, making him currently 24 years of age. A stalwart in the heart of the pitch, Campbell primarily works as a central midfielder for Hibernian Football Club. His imposing presence is marked by a height of 5ft 11in (1.82m) and a weight of 11st 9lb (74kg). The number 32 jersey is sported with pride by Campbell.
His journey with Hibernian began in July 2016 when he joined the Premiership club as a trainee. His growth within the squad has been notable, marked by successive seasons of regular first team appearances. His breakthrough season came in 2021 - 2022, when he made 26 first team appearances and netted his first goal for Hibernian. Outstanding performances continued over the following seasons, with Campbell making 36 first team appearances and scoring eight goals in the 2022 - 2023 season, and, despite missing some action in the 2023 - 2024 season, Campbell appeared 19 times for Hibernian's senior squad and bagged three goals. His form shows no sign of abating in the current 2024 - 2025 season, with 24 first team appearances and four goals to his name thus far.
Campbell's development was aided by loan spells at Airdrieonians and Arbroath in 2019, and at Edinburgh City in 2020, where he garnered valuable experience in the Championship and lower divisions. He returned to Hibernian upon completion of each of these loan spells and continued to build on his performances and contributions to the first team.
Alongside his league appearances, Campbell has also shone brightly in Hibernian's cup campaigns. In the League Cup (2024 - 2025), he started four matches and made an additional appearance as a substitute. Similarly, in the Scottish Cup (2024 - 2025), he made two starts and featured as a substitute once, underlining his versatility and importance to the Hibs squad.
In summary, Josh Campbell is a player of consistent force and influence at Hibernian, showing commitment and growing excellence in his central midfield role.
