Calvin Miller, born in Glasgow on 9 January 1998 (age 28), is a Scottish left winger whose career began with an early Celtic connection but has been shaped most clearly elsewhere.
He joined Celtic from Dundee in January 2019, a move that put him back into the Glasgow football conversation without making him a long-term fixture at the club. In October 2020 he left Celtic for Harrogate Town, and the next stretch of his career took him through Harrogate, Chesterfield, Greenock Morton and Hearts.
It was at Falkirk that Miller found his most settled and productive spell. Across two league seasons he made 74 appearances and scored 17 goals, with the 2024-25 campaign his strongest return: 10 goals in 36 league games. For a player whose earlier career had been fairly scattered, that period gave his record some proper shape.
He is now with Hearts, where in 2026-27 he has made 18 appearances in all competitions and scored four goals, including seven league appearances and one league goal. He has also scored in the League Cup and in Conference League qualifying. His current market value is around £510,000, according to Transfermarkt.
Miller was linked with a move to Celtic in February 2026. His career remains defined less by that speculation than by the route from Celtic’s fringes into regular senior football, with Falkirk the spell that stands out most clearly.
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