Renowned Scottish goalkeeper, Scott Bain, hails from the beautiful land of Scotland. Held in high esteem for his quick reflexes and accurate control in the most heated moments of the game, Bain was born on 22 November 1991 and currently enjoys his club duties at Falkirk. Standing tall at 6 feet (1.83m), Bain weighs in at a sturdy 11 stone (70 kg) and dons the number 19 jersey with pride.
With a widely acknowledged market value of around £130k according to Transfermarkt, Bain commenced his football journey at a young age.
In August 2010, Bain set off from Aberdeen, then in the Scottish Premiership, transferring to Elgin City on loan. He made a mark in his first season with 11 first-team appearances in the League Two. Come July 2011, he left Aberdeen for Alloa Athletic, League One. Bain amped up his game here, making 30 league match appearances in the 2011-2012 season, and rounding off stellar performances with 35 appearances in the consecutive 2012-2013 and 2013-2014 seasons.
July 2014 marked a significant journey for Bain as he transferred from Alloa Athletic to Dundee in the Scottish Premiership. Spanning multiple seasons, Bain's hard work was reflected as he delivered consistent performances, ultimately making 12 first-team appearances in his final 2017-2018 Dundee season before moving clubs consecutively. He transferred on loan to Hibernian in January 2018 and later, the same month joined Celtic on loan.
His time at Celtic marked an integral part of his career. Bain went through seven first-team appearances in league matches in his initial season in 2017-2018. The season 2018-2019 saw Bain appear 20 times for the historic club. The subsequent seasons displayed a varying level of involvement with two appearances in 2019-2020, 18 in 2020-2021, two in 2021-2022, followed by a solitary appearance in 2022-2023, and three in 2023-2024.
July 2018 stamped a significant contract for Bain as he left Dundee, only to take permanent residence at Celtic. Bain's tenure at Celtic has been noteworthy, with ample appearances across numerous seasons that have cemented his reputability in the sport. In the closing stages of Bain's Celtic journey, which lasted up until July 2025, he participated in numerous matches and successfully exhibited his skills and resilience.
After a lifelong stint at Celtic, Bain once again found himself on the move. In July 2025, he picked up his things and transferred to Falkirk in the Scottish Premiership. Currently in the 2025-2026 season, Bain has already made three first-team appearances in league matches. Furthermore, he marked his presence in the League Cup 2025-2026 for Falkirk with three commendable starts.
In conclusion, Scott Bain has chiselled out a well-respected career in football, showcasing consistent performances and a dedicated work ethic that keeps him prevailing in the game's tough and competitive landscape.
