Scott Brown, a prominent figure in Scotland's football scene, was born on 25th November 1984, which places him in his 30s as of now. Born, raised, and developing his skills on Scottish soil, Brown made a name for himself as a central defensive midfielder. He currently plies his trade for Raith Rovers, where he's known for his agility and robust presence in the middle of the pitch, standing at 5 ft 10 in (1.78m) and weighing in at 12st 6lbs (79kg). Brown is also identifiable by his number 20 jersey.
Brown's current market value is approximately £180k, as noted by Transfermarkt. His commitment to Raith Rovers extends till 31st May 2027, meaning we can savour his performance for another 2 years and 2 months.
His career at the professional level took off in July 2011, when he transferred from Scotland's League Two outfit, Clyde, to Bradford City in England. Two years later, in July 2013, he made a move back to Scotland, joining Premiership side St Johnstone, where he made a reasonably impacting contribution in his debut season (2013-2014), with four first team appearances and a goal to his name in league matches. His subsequent seasons at St Johnstone saw him participating in ten and five league matches, respectively.
In a twist of events, Brown was sent on loan to Dumbarton in the League One in August 2015, where he consistently featured in 16 league matches. Upon completion of his loan period in January 2016, he returned to St Johnstone, fulfilling similar roles and responsibilities as before. His stint with St Johnstone ended in August 2016, and he relocated to Peterhead in League Two, where he particularly shone in the 2016-2017 season, with 32 appearances and two goals. The subsequent season he maintained a similar record, with 16 appearances and another couple of goals.
Most recently, in July 2022, he moved to Championship side Raith Rovers. Over the few seasons at Raith, Brown has been noted for his regular presence on the pitch, making between 34 and 35 appearances in the last two seasons with four goals combined. The ongoing 2024-2025 season has seen him featuring in 21 games, with a single goal to his credit thus far. Apart from league matches, Brown also stood out in the League Cup 2024-2025, the Scottish Cup 2024-2025 and the Premiership Play-offs 2023-2024 for Raith Rovers, scoring one goal in four starts.
