Ross MacIver, a Scottish native, was born on 28 February 1998, which makes him 27 years old presently. He's a striker for Falkirk mainly and is recognised for his imposing figure standing at 6 feet tall (1.84m) and tipping the scales at a solid 11 stone 11 pounds (75kg). MacIver is most frequently seen in the number 9 jersey.
The robust striker's market value is guesstimated to be around £170k according to Transfermarkt.
The Scotsman started his professional career at Ross County, playing in the Championship level of Scottish football. This transfer took place in July 2017.
Following this, in January 2018, MacIver temporarily transferred to Forfar Athletic in Scotland's League Two on loan. However, by June 2018, he returned to his former club, Ross County, once his loan at Forfar came to an end.
His services were again loaned out in February 2019, this time to Elgin City, another member of Scotland's League Two. The loan, as usual, was temporary, and by August 2019 he had returned to Ross County. Later in the month, he permanently transferred to Motherwell, a club that plays in the top-tier of Scottish football, the Premiership. MacIver debuted in the 2019-2020 season at Motherwell, where he made seven appearances in the first team, scoring a single goal in league matches. The following season was less fruitful, bringing only one appearance and no goals.
A departure from Motherwell was inevitable and it came in the form of another loan in September 2020, this time to Greenock Morton, a Championship side. He returned to Motherwell in January 2021 after his stint. MacIver then went on loan to Partick Thistle, only to return to them in July 2021 on a permanent basis.
Yet another loan awaited MacIver in February 2022, to Alloa Athletic, a League One outfit. His performance flourished with 28 appearances, garnering him five goals in league matches during the 2022-2023 season. His level of performance was rewarded with a permanent move to Alloa in July of that year.
In July 2023, MacIver made the leap to Falkirk, currently a staple of the Scottish Premiership. His 20 appearances in league matches during the 2024-2025 season resulted in three goals, and in the ongoing 2025-2026 season MacIver has already bagged three goals in only ten appearances.
He also dabbled in the League Cup 2025-2026 for Falkirk, netting one goal in two starts and making three appearances as a substitute.
