Jack Milne, born on 2 October 2003 (age 22), is a Scottish central defender whose career has been shaped overwhelmingly at Aberdeen. A commanding 6ft 4in (1.92m), he has come through as a tall, orthodox defender rather than a player needing much mystery attached to his profile.
His development included a useful loan at Kelty Hearts in 2022-23, where he made seven league appearances. That spell gave him senior football away from Aberdeen, but it has always been the Pittodrie club that has mattered most in his career arc.
Across five seasons with Aberdeen, Milne has made 51 league appearances. In 2025-26 he remained a regular first-team presence, with 35 league appearances, three League Cup outings, three in the Scottish Cup and six in the Conference League. He also scored once in the Scottish Cup, taking his Aberdeen total for the season to 47 appearances and one goal across all competitions.
Wearing squad number 22, Milne is valued at around £850,000 by Transfermarkt. His career is still developing, but the shape of it is clear enough: early senior experience on loan, followed by a sustained role in an Aberdeen side where he remains relevant.
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