The 2023–24 season was Queen's Park's second season in the Scottish Championship following their promotion from League One at the end of the 2021–22 season. Queen's also competed in the Scottish Cup, League Cup, Challenge Cup and the Glasgow Cup.
Summary Following their defeat to Partick Thistle in the Premiership play-offs at the conclusion of the previous season, Owen Coyle announced he would be stepping down from his role as head coach.
On 8 June 2023, Queen's announced that they entered an agreement with the Scottish Football Association to use Hampden Park as their ground for home matches ahead of the upcoming season.
On 17 June, the club confirmed the appointment of former Ajax and Anderlecht coach Robin Veldman as their new head coach.
On 29 November, the club announced that director of football Marijn Beuker would leave the club to take up a similar role at Ajax.
After a slump in form following a promising start to the league campaign, Veldman left his position as head coach on 9 December.
On 6 January Leeann Dempster announced her intention to stand down as the club's CEO when a suitable replacement could be found.
Former St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson was unveiled as Queen's new head coach on 9 January.
On 26 January the club announced that their academy squad, known as Young Queen's Park would be rebranded to Queen's Park B.
Results and fixtures
Pre-season and friendlies
Scottish Championship
Scottish League Cup
Group stage
Scottish Challenge Cup
Scottish Cup
Glasgow Cup
Player statistics
|colspan="10"|Players who left the club during the 2023–24 season
Team statistics
Championship table
League Cup table
Glasgow Cup table
Transfers
Players in Player From Fee Sam Kane RangersFree Rocco Hickey-Fugaccia LivingstonFree Jack Spong Brighton & Hove AlbionFree Ruari Paton Queen of the SouthFree Jack Turner SouthamptonFree Will TizzardFree Stuart McKinstry Leeds UnitedFree Max Fiddies Southend UnitedFree Sean Welsh Inverness CTFree Callum Haspell RothesFree Danny Wilson Colorado RapidsFree Josh Scott Newcastle UnitedFree Josh Hinds Hull CityFree Cillian Sheridan Inverness CTFree
Players out Player To Fee Calum Biggar East KilbrideFree Jake Davidson Inverness CTFree Max Gillies East FifeFree Lee Kilday Hamilton AcademicalFree Lewis Moore Kelty HeartsFree Gregor Nicol East FifeFree Callum Yeats Civil Service StrollersFree Liam Brown East KilbrideFree Stephen Eze Quang NamFree Jack Spong WorthingFree Callan McKenna Bournemouth£300,000 Josh Hinds Truro CityFree
Loans in Player From Fee Barry Hepburn Bayern Munich IILoan Ben McPherson CelticLoan MacKenzie CarseLoan James Crole Cardiff CityLoan Jack Willis St JohnstoneLoan
Loans out Player To Fee Jacques Heraghty The SpartansLoan Scott Williamson Cove RangersLoan Liam Russell GartcairnLoan Sam Kane East KilbrideLoan Jacques Heraghty Annan AthleticLoan Aaron Healey DumbartonLoan Archie Graham Caledonian BravesLoan
See also List of Queen's Park F.C. seasons
References