Calvin Miller, born in Glasgow on 9 January 1998 (age 28), is a Scottish left-sided attacker whose career has carried an early Celtic connection without being defined by it. He joined Celtic from Dundee in January 2019, then left in October 2020 for Harrogate Town.
That move began a more unsettled stretch, with spells at Harrogate, Chesterfield, Greenock Morton and Hearts before his career found firmer ground at Falkirk. It is there that Miller’s senior record takes shape: 74 league appearances across two seasons, with 17 goals.
His most productive campaign came in 2024-25 at Falkirk, when he scored 10 league goals in 36 appearances. For a player who had moved around a bit, that spell gave him the kind of sustained role that earlier stops had not really supplied.
By 2026-27 he was at Hearts, where he has made nine appearances in all competitions and scored once, including two league appearances and one league goal. He has also featured in Scottish Cup and European qualifying matches. His market value is around £510,000, according to Transfermarkt.
He was linked with a move to Celtic in February 2026 while at Hearts. As things stand, Miller’s career remains chiefly marked by his Falkirk spell, with Celtic an important early chapter rather than the centre of the story.
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