Scottish born Aidan Nesbitt, celebrating his 28th birthday on the 5th of February 1997, commands the midfield for Falkirk in the former's signature number 10 jersey. Standing at a height of 5ft 8in (1.74m) and weighing in at a trim 10st 3lb (65kg), Nesbitt's pivotal role as a central attacking midfielder has made him a key figure on the pitch.
According to Transfermarkt, Nesbitt has a current market value of approximately £170k.
Nesbitt began his journey in the world of professional football with Celtic in the Scottish Premiership, where he learned his trade from 2015 to 2016, before loan transfers to Partick Thistle and Greenock Morton. This was a pivotal time of growth for Nesbitt who, despite only making seven first team appearances for Partick Thistle in his debut season, made an impact at Greenock Morton, racking up 30 appearances and scoring his first league goal.
In August 2017, a notable moment for Nesbitt was his transfer from Celtic to MK Dons in England's League Two for a fee that remains undisclosed. During his time with MK Dons in the 2017 - 2018 season, Nesbitt made 14 first team appearances and landed two crucial goals.
January 2019 found Nesbitt on the move again, this time to Dundee United in Scotland's Premiership. A six-month tenure with the team was followed by a return to Greenock Morton in the Scottish Championship, where Nesbitt recreated his previous form, making 30 appearances in the first team and scoring a goal in the league.
In July 2021, Nesbitt embarked on his current venture; a successful transfer to Falkirk in the Premiership. Since then, he has thrived in his new environment, notching 27 first team appearances and two goals for the 2022 - 2023 season. The succeeding seasons saw Nesbitt maintain consistent performance, making 31 first team appearances and scoring two goals in the 2024 - 2025 season, while in the current one, he has already made two appearances.
Beyond the league, Nesbitt has proved effective in cup competitions as well. During the League Cup 2025 - 2026, he shone for Falkirk with one starting position in addition to four substitute appearances. His skill was seen again in the Scottish Cup 2024 - 2025, where he made a start for Falkirk.
