Calvin Miller, born in Glasgow on 9 January 1998 (age 28), is a Scottish left winger with an early Celtic connection before his career settled into a more practical shape elsewhere. He joined Celtic from Dundee in January 2019 and left for Harrogate Town in October 2020. His Celtic honours include two Premiership titles, the 2017 League Cup and the 2017/18 Scottish Cup.
After Celtic, Miller moved through Harrogate Town, Chesterfield, Greenock Morton and Hearts. Those spells kept him working, but they did not define him. Falkirk did. Across two league seasons there, he made 74 appearances and scored 17 goals, the sort of body of work that turns a player from a name on a squad list into a regular part of a side.
His strongest league season came at Falkirk in 2024–25, when he scored 10 goals in 36 appearances. That was the period where his career had its clearest rhythm: regular football, end product, and a role that suited him rather than merely accommodated him.
Miller has remained relevant at Hearts in 2026–27, with 24 appearances and eight goals in all competitions. In the league, he has made 11 appearances and scored five times, while also adding goals in the League Cup and Conference League qualifiers. His market value is around £510,000, according to Transfermarkt.
He was linked with a move to Celtic in February 2026. As it stands, Miller’s career is best read as an early Celtic connection, a varied route through England and Scotland, and a defining spell at Falkirk before his current first-team role at Hearts.
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