Scott Tiffoney

Scott Tiffoney made 12 Premiership appearances for Kilmarnock in 2025-26, split evenly between six starts and six substitute outings, and scored one goal. That profile points to a rotation right winger rather than a fixed starter – involved often enough to matter, but not a primary attacking outlet.

Tiffoney's season rating average was 6.46, with a high of 6.87 and a low of 6.16. That range suggests relatively consistent but limited impact – few sharp drop-offs, but also little evidence of standout Premiership form.

Tiffoney's career has been built across Scottish football, with spells at Ayr United, Livingston, Partick Thistle, Dundee and Kilmarnock. The scoring record peaked at Partick Thistle in 2022-23 with nine goals, followed by six for Dundee in 2024-25, before a smaller return after moving to Kilmarnock.

The transfer history is low-cost and domestic: a loan from Livingston to Partick Thistle, then free transfers to Partick, Dundee and Kilmarnock. It suggests a player valued as a useful Premiership or upper-Championship option, rather than one whose moves have been driven by major fees.