Jack Milne, born on 2 October 2003 (age 22), is a Scottish central defender whose senior career has been shaped mainly at Aberdeen. A commanding 6ft 4in (1.92m), he wears squad number 22 and has built his early first-team record at Pittodrie rather than taking the more scattered route that often waits for young defenders.
His useful development spell came at Kelty Hearts in 2022-23, where he made seven league appearances and got proper senior football into his legs. That mattered, but it was a staging post. Aberdeen has remained the main thread, with Milne making 52 league appearances across five seasons for the club.
In 2026-27, he has made one league appearance for Aberdeen, along with three in the League Cup, three in the Scottish Cup – scoring once – and six in the Conference League. Across all competitions that season, he has 13 appearances and one goal. His current market value is around £850,000, according to Transfermarkt.
Milne’s career is still developing, but its shape is clear enough: a tall Scottish centre-half brought through around Aberdeen, helped by a short loan for senior minutes, and now trying to turn a steady Pittodrie presence into something more settled.
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