Ross McCormack was born on August 18, 1986, in Glasgow, Scotland. From a young age, he showed a natural talent for soccer. He honed his skills playing for local youth teams before catching the eye of professional scouts.
McCormack made his professional debut in 2003 with the Scottish Premier League club Rangers FC. His performance on the field quickly garnered attention, leading to a transfer to Cardiff City in 2008. After two successful seasons with Cardiff, he made the move to Leeds United in 2010.
During his time at Leeds United, McCormack established himself as a prolific goal scorer, earning praise for his skill and determination on the pitch. In 2014, he signed with Fulham, where he continued to excel before joining Aston Villa in 2016.
McCormack's talents were not limited to club play – he also became a key member of the Scottish national team in 2008. His contributions on the international stage solidified his reputation as one of the top strikers in Scottish soccer.
Off the field, McCormack is a devoted family man. He married Courtney St John in 2016, with whom he shares a son named Layton. Family has always been a priority for McCormack, and he credits their support for helping him succeed in his career.
In addition to his success with the senior Scottish national team, McCormack also represented the Scotland U21 team and Scotland B team earlier in his career. His versatility and skill were evident at every level of play, showcasing his talent and dedication to the sport.
After his loan spell at Melbourne City in 2017, McCormack continues to make an impact in the world of soccer. His experience and leadership on the field make him a valuable asset to any team he joins, and fans eagerly anticipate his future achievements.