Born on 25th November 1994, Scott Brown is a Scottish footballer who commands the midfield as a central defensive player for Raith Rovers. Currently 30 years old, Brown stands at 5ft 10in (1.78m) and weighs 12st 6lb (79kg). He proudly wears the number 20 jersey for his club.
According to Transfermarkt, Brown's market value is around £180K. He is stationed at Raith Rovers with a contract that is set to last another 2 years and 3 months, concluding on 31 May 2027.
Brown's career started at Clyde in Scotland's League Two, from where he transferred to Bradford City in England's League Two in July 2011. Roughly two years later, in July 2013, Brown made the move from Bradford City to Scotland's Premiership, signing up with St Johnstone. Season 2013 - 2014 saw Brown making his debut for St Johnstone, scoring one goal in four league appearances. Over the subsequent two seasons, he accomplished ten and five first team appearances, respectively.
August 2015 saw Brown embarking on a loan to Dumbarton in Scotland's League One, where he made 16 appearances in league matches during the course of the season. Upon completion of his loan in January 2016, he returned to St Johnstone, showcasing his skills in the Premiership yet again.
The year 2016 proved significant, with Brown transferring from St Johnstone to Peterhead, again in Scotland's League Two. Here, he further demonstrated his ability by scoring two goals in both the 2016 - 2017 and 2017 - 2018 seasons, with 32 and 16 appearances respectively. He then bid farewell to Peterhead in 2022, transferring to Raith Rovers in the Scottish Championship.
Brown's time at Raith Rovers has been well spent. In the 2022 - 2023 season, he made 35 appearances and scored three goals. The following season saw him make 34 appearances and score one goal. Currently, in the 2024 - 2025 season, he has made 18 appearances, with one goal to his credit. He has also participated in the League Cup (3 starts), Scottish Cup (2 starts), and Championship Play-offs (4 starts with 1 goal) for Raith Rovers.
