Innes Cameron, born on 22 August 2000 (age 26), is a Scottish striker now with Barrow, where he wears the number 18 shirt. At 6ft 3in (1.90m), he is a commanding forward, the sort whose game has naturally been built around presence, contact and penalty-box work rather than subtlety for its own sake.
His career is tied most firmly to Kilmarnock. Across six seasons, he made 53 league appearances and scored three league goals, a long enough spell to make Rugby Park the main thread in his development rather than just an early stop. Loan football also had its part, giving him senior minutes and a harder edge before he moved further down the road.
The most productive league spell of his career came at Raith Rovers in 2025-26, when he scored five goals in nine appearances. By 2026-27 he was at Barrow, adding five goals in 12 National League appearances.
Cameron’s career to this point has been shaped by Kilmarnock, sharpened by time away, and carried on at Barrow with a decent scoring return. It is a solid, workmanlike route for a Scottish centre-forward still building his senior record.
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