Killian Phillips, born on 30 March 2002 (age 24), is a Republic of Ireland midfielder whose senior career has been shaped chiefly at St Mirren. A commanding 6ft 3in (1.90m) centre midfielder, he has become a regular part of their first-team picture rather than a passing squad option.
St Mirren is where the substance of his career sits. Across three seasons he has made 72 league appearances and scored eight league goals, with his most productive league campaign coming in 2024-25, when he scored four times in 35 matches.
He remained heavily involved in 2025-26, wearing squad number 88 and making 37 league appearances, with four goals. His wider St Mirren season also included one League Cup appearance, four in the Scottish Cup and two in the Premiership play-offs, where he scored once, taking him to 44 appearances and five goals in all competitions.
Phillips also added a Republic of Ireland appearance in European World Cup qualifying during the season. His profile remains straightforward: a tall, central midfielder, established at St Mirren, and still relevant in their current side.
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