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Cameron Burgess

Centre-back, born 1995, 10 clubs, 5 loans, 2020s era

Cameron Burgess played for 10 clubs in his senior career, which is still going, starting at Fulham in 2014. His longest spell was at Ipswich Town: 4 seasons, 2021–2025. He went out on loan 5 times, to Ross County, Cheltenham Town, Oldham Athletic and others. He is currently at Swansea City.

  1. Fulham2014–15Fulham, 2014–15
    Ross County2015loan from FULRoss County, 2015, on loan from Fulham
    Cheltenham Town2015–16loan from FULCheltenham Town, 2015–16, on loan from Fulham
    Oldham Athletic2016–17loan from FULOldham Athletic, 2016–17, on loan from Fulham
  2. Bury2017loan from FULBury, 2017, on loan from Fulham
    Scunthorpe United2017–19Scunthorpe United, 2017–19
    Salford City2019–20loan from SUSalford City, 2019–20, on loan from Scunthorpe United
    Accrington Stanley2020–21Accrington Stanley, 2020–21
  3. Ipswich Town2021–25Ipswich Town, 2021–25
    Swansea City2025–Swansea City, 2025–

Cameron Burgess’s clubs

YearsClub
2014–2015Fulham
2015Ross CountyLoan from Fulham
2015–2016Cheltenham TownLoan from Fulham
2016–2017Oldham AthleticLoan from Fulham
2017BuryLoan from Fulham
2017–2019Scunthorpe United
2019–2020Salford CityLoan from Scunthorpe United
2020–2021Accrington Stanley
2021–2025Ipswich Town
2025–presentSwansea City

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What clubs did Cameron Burgess play for?
Cameron Burgess played for 10 clubs in his senior career: Fulham, Ross County, Cheltenham Town, Oldham Athletic, Bury, Scunthorpe United, Salford City, Accrington Stanley, Ipswich Town and Swansea City.
What is Cameron Burgess's current club?
Cameron Burgess is at Swansea City, where he has played since 2025.
What was Cameron Burgess's first club?
Cameron Burgess started his senior career at Fulham in 2014.

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Senior club career from Wikipedia (CC BY-SA). Youth, reserve and international teams are not included.