Josh Campbell, born on 6 May 2000 (age 26), is a Scottish central midfielder whose senior career has been shaped overwhelmingly at Hibernian. He came through with the Edinburgh club, with early loan football giving him the practical schooling that young midfielders tend to need before they are trusted with regular work.
At Hibs, Campbell has become a durable first-team figure rather than a passing academy name. Across six league seasons he has made 142 appearances and scored 20 goals, with his most productive campaign coming in 2022-23, when he scored eight times in 36 league matches. That return gave a bit more edge to a player usually judged as much on reliability and workload as anything flashier.
By 2026-27, Campbell was still involved for Hibernian, with one goal from one league appearance, plus one League Cup outing and three in Conference League qualifiers, making five appearances and one goal across all competitions. His career to this point is a straightforward Hibs story: developed there, tested elsewhere early on, and established back in their midfield.
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