Jamaica’s Cameron shines in her new journey in Spain

MIAMI, Florida – The talent of players from Concacaf can be found all around the world, the latest signing happening in Spain at Real Betis Balompie who added FW Tiffany Cameron of the Jamaican Women’s National Team.

Cameron was part of the Reggae Girlz squad in both of their historical participations at the FIFA Women’s World Cup: The first one in France 2019 when they became the first Caribbean nation to qualify, and in Australia/New Zealand 2023 when they reached the Round of 16 for the first time ever.

Besides making an impact with her National Team, Cameron has been shining through the years in different teams around the world, her latest landing happening in Spain in the Liga F, the professional women’s football league, with one of the most popular clubs in the Andalusian region, Real Betis Balompie.

Cameron had previous experience in Europe, playing in the Frauen Bundesliga in Germany as well as many other clubs around the continent. Her first venture overseas was with Apollon Limassol of Cyprus, where she played in the most important club competition in Europe, the UEFA Women’s Champions League. In 2015, she scored three goals in the tournament.

She arrived at Real Betis Balompie in June of this year, signing with the club until 2025. Full of expectations about her talent, fans were looking forward to seeing the new member of the squad, and even more so after her participation with Jamaica in the Women’s World Cup.

Her impact was an immediate one, debuting in Real Betis Balompie’s first game of this year’s Liga F. Her first goal arrived just weeks later against Real Madrid, scoring the only one for her team in the match, proving she is a key player for the club every time she’s on the field.

With many weeks of the league ahead, Cameron will try to seize her chances with Real Betis Balompie in Spain to show her skills, continue to grow her game and go above and beyond for her new team.