Tony Watt joined Partick Thistle on 9th July 2025, agreeing a two-year deal in Maryhill.
He arrived at the club having most recently been at Dundee United where he spent three-and-a-half seasons, played 86 games and scored 20 goals as well as having a pair of loan spells latterly.
Tony was a key contributor to a Championship title win during his time at Tannadice, recording 13 goals and nine assists as the Tangerines were promoted in 2023/24.
Watt’s career began at Airdrie United where he broke into the first team as a 16-year-old before being signed by Celtic in January 2011, going on to become an SPL winner and Champions League goalscorer during his spell at Parkhead.
He subsequently spent time in Belgium, England and Bulgaria, earning a cap for his country while playing for Blackburn Rovers in 2016.
The forward has made more than 300 appearances in Scottish football, making stops at Hearts, St. Johnstone and Motherwell before his time at Tannadice.
His first goal as a Partick Thistle player came in his home debut as he volleyed home the Jags’ second goal in a 2-0 win over Stranraer.
He would go on to play 45 times competitively during his first year in Maryhill, scoring 11 times. The highlight of the season for him was a dramatic injury time winner against Morton as Thistle overturned a two-goal deficit at The Wyre Stadium at Firhill.
Contract Expires: Summer 2027
