From the bonnie banks of Scotland came Lewis Vaughan, a lad born on 19 December 1995. This puts him at the ripe and ready age of 30. Primarily known for his skills as a forward, Lewis Vaughan plies his trade for the club known as Raith Rovers, where he absolutely frightens the life out of the opposing defenders with his sheer pace and lethal finishing.
Standing 5 feet 8 inches (1.75m) tall and weighing a sturdy 10 stones 12 pounds (69kg), Vaughan proudly dons the number 10 jersey, representing the creative linchpin often associated with this iconic digit. The lad's current market value hovers in and around £170k, as stated by the trusted source known as Transfermarkt.
One rather chilly January in 2012, Vaughan made his journey to Raith Rovers, a team in the Scottish Championship. It was there that he cut his teeth as a professional footballer. His early career saw him make sporadic appearances, with the seasons of 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 showing a marked upturn in both appearances and goals.
The season of 2016-2017 signalled a brief departure for Vaughan, as he was loaned to Dumbarton in Scotland's League Two. His stint was a successful one, showcasing his talents in 15 appearances and netting four goals. A year later, Vaughan returned home to Raith Rovers, where he once again began to solidify his position in the team, scoring double digits in the seasons of 2017-2018 and 2023-2024.
Furthermore, the lad has proven himself in two aspects. Vaughan participated in the League Cup 2025-2026 for Raith Rovers, where he scored a brace over three starts and one substitute appearance, and the Scottish Cup of the same year, making one substitute appearance.
Over the years, Lewis Vaughan has established himself as a reliable, potent force for Raith Rovers. With his current form and unyielding spirit, may there be many more fruitful years ahead of him in football.