Ross Graham, born on 20 February 2001 (age 25), is a Scottish central defender whose senior career has been shaped overwhelmingly at Dundee United. An imposing 6ft 4in (1.94m) presence, he wears the number 6 shirt and has become a familiar part of the side rather than a passing squad name.
His early loan football helped give him the sort of first-team grounding young centre-halves tend to need, away from the cleaner theory of development football. From there, the main story has been Tannadice. Across six league seasons with Dundee United, Graham has made 84 league appearances and scored nine league goals.
His most productive league campaign came in 2024-25, when he scored four times in 15 appearances. For a defender, that is a useful return rather than a headline act, but it underlines his value at set-pieces and his growing role in the team.
In 2026-27, Graham has made one League Cup appearance and three Scottish Cup appearances for Dundee United, scoring once. His current market value is around £595,000, according to Transfermarkt.
Graham’s career so far is a Dundee United career in almost every meaningful sense: early loans for development, then a sustained run as a first-team defender at Tannadice.
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