Innes Cameron, born on 22 August 2000 (age 26), is a Scottish striker with the build for the job: an imposing 6ft 3in (1.90m) centre-forward, now with Barrow and wearing squad number 18.
His career has been shaped above all by Kilmarnock. Across six seasons he made 53 league appearances and scored three league goals, the sort of extended spell that tends to define a player more than any neat summary of his strengths and weaknesses. It was a long association rather than a brief stop on the way elsewhere.
The spells away from Rugby Park also mattered in building his senior game. His most productive league run came with Raith Rovers in 2025-26, when he scored five goals in nine appearances – a short burst, but a useful one for a striker whose career had often been more about persistence than volume.
In 2026-27, Cameron has made 11 National League appearances for Barrow and scored three goals. His career so far is a Scottish striker’s route built around Kilmarnock, with later moves giving him fresh chances to add more regular goals.
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