Jack Milne, born on 2 October 2003 (age 23), is a Scottish central defender whose career has been shaped mainly at Aberdeen. An imposing 6ft 4in (1.92m), he has the frame for the position and has worn the No 22 shirt during his time at Pittodrie.
His early senior football included a loan spell at Kelty Hearts in 2022-23, where he made seven league appearances. That sort of run matters for a young defender: not glamorous, not usually much discussed, but useful in turning academy promise into something closer to first-team reliability.
Aberdeen, though, is where the bulk of his football has come. Across five seasons he has made 58 league appearances for the club, with his involvement extending in 2026-27 to seven league games, four League Cup ties and three Scottish Cup appearances, including one goal. He has also won the Scottish Cup with Aberdeen.
His current market value is around £850,000, according to Transfermarkt. Milne remains a developing Scottish centre-back with a career built chiefly at Aberdeen, helped by early loan football and now backed by meaningful first-team experience.
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