Lewis Vaughan, born on 19 December 1995 (age 30), is a Scottish striker whose career has been shaped, above all, by Raith Rovers. Wearing the number 10 shirt, he has become a familiar presence rather than a passing name, with 166 league appearances and 47 league goals across 11 seasons at the club.
His early loan spells helped give him senior football away from Raith, but the pull back to Rovers has been the constant. The minor stops matter only as part of the making of a player who has spent the serious weight of his career in Kirkcaldy.
Vaughan’s best league return came in 2023-24, when he scored 15 goals in 34 appearances for Raith. That was a strong season by any sensible measure, especially for a player whose value has often been as much about continuity and responsibility as raw totals.
He remains relevant in the 2025-26 side. Vaughan has made 23 appearances in all competitions for Raith Rovers, including 19 in the Championship, scoring four goals. He has also featured in the League Cup and Scottish Cup, staying involved as a regular first-team option rather than merely a squad relic.
His current market value is around £170,000, according to Transfermarkt. Vaughan’s career is a Raith Rovers story: early development elsewhere, then a long, productive spell as a striker who has kept earning his place.
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