Nathan Patterson
Scottish association football player (born 2001)
About Nathan Patterson
Born 2001. Nathan Patterson is a British association football player.
Everton On 4 January 2022, Patterson signed for Everton on a five-and-a-half-year deal. Having been signed by manager Rafael Benitez who was soon sacked, Patterson's Everton career got off to a slow start, initially playing for the under-23s rather than the first team. This trend continued for the entirety of the 2021β22 Premier League season, with Patterson making no first team appearances in the Premier League despite the club's continued high hopes for the player. These limited opportunities for Patterson were, until April, due to the team wanting to give Patterson the time to adjust to the pace and freneticism of the Premier League before handing him a full debut. However, Patterson was unable to play after from 10 April onwards due to an ankle injury sustained in Everton's final training session before playing West Ham on 3 April. This ankle injury required surgery and ruled Patterson out for the remainder of the season.
Patterson was named to start in all of Everton's four pre-season games before the commencement of the 2022β23 season. Throughout pre-season, he managed a total of two assists, both coming in the match against Blackpool (Vitaliy Mykolenko's 6th minute goal and Dele Alli's 64th minute goal). Patterson's positive performances in pre-season earned him the plaudits of both his manager and former footballers alike.
After suffering a serious injury against Chelsea on 15 April 2024, Patterson made his long-awaited return nearly ten months later in a 4β0 defeat to Manchester United.
Torino On 1 September 2026, Patterson signed a three-year contract with Serie A side Torino.
International career Patterson has represented Scotland at various youth levels up to under-21s. He was added to the full national squad for the first time in May 2021, ahead of the delayed UEFA Euro 2020 tournament. Patterson made his full international debut in a pre-tournament friendly against Luxembourg, came off the bench during the Euros against Croatia at Hampden Park, and made his first start against Moldova in September of that year during 2022 FIFA World Cup qualification. On 12 November 2021, Patterson scored a first international goal when he opened the scoring in a vital 2β0 win away in Moldova before setting up ChΓ© Adams for the second. This victory saw Scotland qualify for a World Cup play-off place.
On 19 May 2026, Patterson was selected in the 26-man squad for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Personal life In February 2021, Patterson was one of five Rangers players who were issued with a Fixed Penalty Notice by Police Scotland "for attending an illegal gathering of 10 people in a flat" in breach of lockdown rules during the coronavirus pandemic. Patterson and the other players were banned for six games by the SFA for the breach, although part of that sentence was suspended. Scottish Premiership
2020β21 Scottish Premiership
2021β22 Scottish Premiership
Rangers B 2019β20 Premier League
2023β24 Premier League
2024β25 Premier League
2025β26 Premier League
2026β27 Premier League
Torino 2026β27
Scores and results list Scotland's goal tally first, score column indicates score after each Patterson goal.
Honours Rangers Scottish Premiership: 2020β21
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Scottish association football player (born 2001)
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Nathan Patterson was born on 16 October 2001 in Glasgow.
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Nathan Patterson is an association football player.
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