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David Gray — Midfielder, Glenafton Athletic | Sportra

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David Gray

Glenafton Athletic · Midfielder · #0 · Scotland · 37 yrs

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David Gray plays as a midfielder for Glenafton Athletic. David Gray is a Scottish international, 37 years old, midfielder, currently at Glenafton Athletic. David Gray was born in Glasgow, Scotland on 1988-06-27. David Gray is 175 cm cm tall and weighs 73 kg kg. David Gray's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore David Gray season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.

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David Gray

Midfielder · #0

Legal name: David Gray
Age: 37
Nationality: Scotland
Height: 175 cm
Weight: 73 kg
Preferred foot: —
Injured: No
Current club: Glenafton Athletic

Player headlines

Is it too soon to judge Hibs despite Malisheva defeat?

Is it too soon to judge Hibs despite Malisheva defeat?

sports.yahoo.com · 9 hours ago

Hibernian's European disappointment will be "instantly forgotten about" if they manage to get a big result when they welcome Malisheva to Easter Road next week. David Gray's side were beaten 2-0 in Kosovo on Thursday afternoon in the first leg of the Conference League second qualifying round, in one of the Edinburgh club's worst ever results. "I've been going back in my head to where I think you have to judge them at the end of the two games," he told the BBC's Scottish Football Podcast.

'Fantastic' Mackay hailed as Hibs recruits hit ground running

'Fantastic' Mackay hailed as Hibs recruits hit ground running

sports.yahoo.com · yesterday

Hibernian's summer recruits are looking good and it's down to the "fantastic job" being done by sporting director Malky Mackay, reckons Andy Halliday. Ahead of the Leith side's return to competitive action in the Conference League second qualifying round first leg against Malisheva in Kosovo, head coach David Gray has some selection headaches. Key creator Nicky Cadden is one of the core squad members ruled out with injury, but former Hearts and Motherwell midfielder Halliday anticipates the summer reinforcements filling the void well, particularly at the top end of the park.

Hibs sign 'promising' Mayor from Milwall

Hibs sign 'promising' Mayor from Milwall

sports.yahoo.com · last week

New Hibernian signing Adam Mayor feels he's "picked the right club" are joining from English Championship side Milwall. The 21-year-old, who began his youth career with Tranmere Rovers and Preston North End, becomes David Gray's fifth signing of the summer window. Mayor joined Milwall in January 2024 before loan spells as English League Two sides Bromley and, most recently, Cambridge United.

Hibs 'closer' to being European ready as Passlack seals Porto draw

Hibs 'closer' to being European ready as Passlack seals Porto draw

sports.yahoo.com · 2 weeks ago

Hibernian are "one step closer" to being ready for European football following their 1-1 draw with Porto in Portugal, says head coach David Gray. Borja Sainz gave Porto the lead shortly before half-time but Felix Passlack levelled during the second period. "I'm really pleased, and it was a really good exercise for what we set out to do," Gray told club media.

'No reason Hibs can't aim for third next term'

sports.yahoo.com · 2 months ago

The Easter Road club ended the 2025/26 season fifth, four points behind Motherwell in fourth, and secured a place in Conference League qualifying thanks to Celtic's Scottish Cup win. Across the city, rivals Hearts topped the table for much of the campaign before narrowly missing out on glory after a final-day defeat to champions Celtic. Hibs fan Harry McArthur, of the Down The Slope podcast, admits a Hearts title win was a "scary" prospect, but expects a very different top flight next term and is backing David Gray's side to have a strong campaign.

Bushiri to miss World Cup

sports.yahoo.com · 2 months ago

Hibernian have confirmed centre-back Rocky Bushiri will miss the World Cup through injury. The 26-year-old was selected in the 26-man squad for the Democratic Republic of Congo after helping them to a first World Cup finals for 52 years. "Everyone is devastated for Rocky, and the timing of this injury couldn't be worse for him so close to the World Cup," said Hibs head coach David Gray.

Is Gray 'the man to take Hibs forward' after European chase ends in defeat?

sports.yahoo.com · 2 months ago

Hibs fans, we asked for your opinions on the 1-0 loss to Motherwell that meant David Gray's side missed out on European football next season. Take a leaf out of Motherwell's book, we need a new manager and a new direction. Roger: Every time we have a big match and a full house at Easter Road, Hibs don't turn up.

Sparrow focuses on Euro decider after VAR controversy

sports.yahoo.com · 2 months ago

Tom Sparrow is ready to seize Motherwell's chance of European football after shaking off his disbelief over the VAR controversy that denied them a point against Celtic. Well were heading for a fourth-place finish as they went into stoppage time drawing 2-2 with Martin O'Neill's side. With David Gray's men now a point behind in fifth, it sets up a winner-takes-all encounter at Easter Road on Saturday.

'Great result makes last game a cup final'

sports.yahoo.com · 2 months ago

Danny: This result should - but sadly won't - put the David Gray haters' gas at a peep. It's been a weird season - we have beaten both Rangers and Celtic away from home and can still match last season's points. On Saturday, a win against Motherwell and, yes, a win for Celtic would put a completely different complexion on this campaign.

Boyle prepares for last dance at Easter Road

sports.yahoo.com · 2 months ago

The victory at Falkirk was a timely boost for David Gray and his players after a couple of major dents in their quest to grasp a European spot. It was also an indication of the talent of Josh Campbell and what he can bring to what will be a much-changed squad for the new season. While Hibs could still drop down a spot or rise to fourth, they look set for a fifth-place finish, but the remaining two fixtures against Rangers and Motherwell are far from meaningless as good performances and victories may just be a deciding factor in how the management view future deals.

Mulligan's Hibs return 'gives everybody a lift', says Gray

sports.yahoo.com · 2 months ago

Josh Mulligan is set to end a four-month absence from the Hibs squad in Wednesday night's crucial game at Rangers. The key midfielder has been out with ankle injury since the Scottish Cup defeat at Dunfermline in January. "He's never done any rehab on that surface and we didn't know how it would react, so given that he hadn't played any minutes at all and had been out for a long time, we didn't feel it was a risk we could take," head coach David Gray told Hibs TV.

Sallinger goes straight back into Hibs team

sports.yahoo.com · 3 months ago

Goalkeeper Raphael Sallinger will start for Hibs in the crucial game at Falkirk on Saturday, head coach David Gray has confirmed. Jordan Smith - last season's number one - performed strongly in the remainder of the derby and subsequent 2-1 loss to Celtic but will make way. "I've been very open with the two of them and Rafa will start the game."

'No pressure' on Falkirk in race for fifth

sports.yahoo.com · 3 months ago

John McGlynn insists there's "no pressure" on Falkirk as they bid to pip Hibs to fifth place and possible Conference League football. The sixth-place Bairns, currently two points behind, can leapfrog David Gray's side with victory at the Falkirk Stadium on Saturday. Fifth place will bring entry to the second qualifying round of the Conference League if Celtic defeat Dunfermline in the Scottish Cup final.

Hibs now needing favours after another 'hammer blow'

sports.yahoo.com · 3 months ago

The defeat at the weekend against Celtic was another hammer blow for David Gray and his Hibs players. Jamie McGrath has been arguably the player of the season for Hibs, but his rashness in the tackle that led to his red card was a costly and ultimately decisive moment in the game. Prior to that, Hibs travel to Falkirk, who, under John McGlynn, have had such an exciting and profitable campaign in their first top-flight season for 15 years.

Gray rallies Hibs to push for 'still achievable' European football

sports.yahoo.com · 3 months ago

Hibs head coach David Gray says the club must keep pushing for a European place despite the odds being stacked against them. Fourth-place Motherwell's win at Ibrox last weekend moved them six points clear of Hibs, who lost to Hearts. With just four games left Gray knows time is running out for his team to achieve their objective, but – with the two sides due to meet at Easter Road on the last day of the season – he still believes they have a chance.

'Hibs players will be focused on beating Celtic again'

sports.yahoo.com · 3 months ago

Scott Allan knows a Hearts title win is the "worst nightmare" of Hibs fans - but insists David Gray's players will have no thoughts of taking it easy against Celtic on Sunday. A win for Celtic at Easter Road would move them level on points with Hibs' Edinburgh rivals Hearts at the top. Hibs still have their own targets to chase, with Motherwell six points clear in fourth, which is the final guaranteed European spot.

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