Oisin Smyth, born on 5 May 2000 (age 26), is a Northern Irish central midfielder whose career has been shaped chiefly by Partick Thistle. He has made 33 league appearances for the club across two seasons, scoring four times, which is where the bulk of his senior football has been built.
There has been a productive spell away from Firhill. His best league return came with St Mirren in 2024-25, when he scored four goals in 19 appearances. It was a useful season rather than a dramatic reinvention, but it showed he could contribute from midfield at a decent level.
In 2026-27, Smyth has been back in the Partick Thistle picture, making eight Championship appearances, along with four League Cup outings in which he scored twice, one Scottish Cup appearance and two Premiership play-off appearances. Across all competitions for Thistle that season, he has 15 appearances and two goals.
His market value is around £255,000, according to Transfermarkt. Smyth’s career to this point is that of an established professional midfielder, with Partick Thistle clearly the main thread.
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