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) centre-half, he has made 51 league appearances for the club across five seasons, which tells you plainly enough where his football has been built.
His development included an early loan at Kelty Hearts in 2022-23, where he made seven league appearances. That sort of spell tends not to decorate a CV, but it matters for a young defender: minutes, mistakes, duels, and a bit less comfort than academy football usually allows.
Back at Aberdeen, Milne has continued to gather senior experience rather than simply sit around the squad list. In 2026-27, he has made three League Cup appearances, three in the Scottish Cup, scoring once, and six in the Conference League. His market value is around £850,000, according to Transfermarkt.
Milne remains a developing Scottish defender with the bulk of his career already tied to Aberdeen. His profile is clear enough: tall, home-based, and still building a body of work at senior level.
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