Owen Stirton, a young Scottish footballer only 18 years of age (born on the 30th of January 2007), currently plies his trade as a forward, primarily serving in the role of a striker for Montrose. He sports a commanding presence on the pitch, standing at a considerable 6ft 3in high (1.91 metres) and weighing in at a hefty 12st 12lb (82kg).
His market value currently circles around a modest sum of approximately £43k, according to Transfermarkt. Whilst his immediate future is relatively secure with Montrose, his contract, however, is nearing its conclusion; it currently has a mere four months left to run, with the expiry date set for the 30th of June 2025.
Stirton's career began its meaningful trajectory in July 2022 when he signed with Dundee United, a club that competes in the top tier of Scottish football – the Premiership. In his debut 2023-24 season with Dundee United, however, he was largely confined to the periphery, making only one appearance with the first team in league matches. This current season (2024-2025) mirrored the previous one, with Stirton making one solitary first team appearance, albeit managing to score a goal.
With the advent of January 2025, Stirton found himself changing clubs, leaving Dundee United for Montrose - a club situated one level below, in League One. His loan move seems to have awakened his scoring prowess, with Stirton having made seven first team appearances and netting an impressive six goals in league matches this season. He has also proudly represented Montrose in the Scottish Cup 2024-2025, making one appearance as a substitute.
