Scott Tiffoney, born on 26 August 1998, is a Scottish forward currently playing as a right winger for Kilmarnock. Of modest stature at 5ft 9in (1.76m) and 11st (70kg), Tiffoney dons the number 17 jersey for his club. Tiffoney's estimated market value sits roughly around the £212k mark, as cited by Transfermarkt.
In January 2016, Tiffoney started his professional football career with Greenock Morton in the Scottish Championship, where he made a commendable eight first team appearances in his debut season. A short loan spell with Clyde followed in November 2016, after which he returned to Greenock for the remaining 2017 - 2018 season, notably marking his first professional goal.
An undisclosed fee saw Tiffoney transfer to Livingston FC in the Scottish Premiership come August 2018. During his tenure at Livingston, he made 28 first team appearances and netted three goals. Still sharpening his skills in his early career, he was loaned back to Greenock for the 2018 - 2019 season, where he repeated his previous performance of 17 appearances and one goal.
Further loans to Ayr United and Partick Thistle in the Championship proved fruitful for both Tiffoney and his temporary clubs, producing some fine performances and netting goals consistently. Final-ly, in July 2021, he made a permanent move and transferred to Partick Thistle, where he maintained a strong performance record.
Progressing further, Tiffoney transferred in July 2023 to Dundee in the Scottish Premiership, where he showcased his developing skills over the following two seasons, racking up more first team appearances and scoring more goals. The current season of 2025 - 2026 sees Tiffoney at Kilmarnock, also in the Scottish Premiership, where he continues to make his mark with regular first team appearances and a steady contribution to the team's goal tally.
Tiffoney also plays his part in the cup competitions, having participated in the League Cup and the Scottish Cup 2025 - 2026 for Kilmarnock both as a starter and a substitute. The journey of Scott Tiffoney may well be on-going, but his diligence and evident talent in Scottish football stays indubitable.
