Jack Milne, born on 2 October 2003 (age 22), is a Scottish central defender whose career has been shaped overwhelmingly by Aberdeen. A commanding 6ft 4in (1.92m), he is the sort of centre-half whose profile is plain enough: size, defensive work, and the need to keep adding senior minutes.
His early development included a loan spell at Kelty Hearts, where the 2022-23 season gave him useful league experience. It was not a grand detour, but seven league appearances at that stage of a young defender’s career can do more for him than another year spent waiting politely on the edge of a first-team squad.
Aberdeen remain the main thread. Milne has made 55 league appearances for the club across five seasons, a substantial body of work for a player still in his early twenties. In 2026-27, wearing squad number 22, he has added four league appearances, four League Cup appearances and three in the Scottish Cup, scoring once in the latter.
His current market value is around £850,000, according to Transfermarkt. At this point, Milne’s career is best understood as that of a developing Aberdeen defender: tested by an early loan, established around Pittodrie, and still building the record that will define what comes next.
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