Aidan Nesbitt, born on 5 February 1997, is a sturdy midfielder skiilled primarily at the central attacking mid-field position. Currently, he is playing for Falkirk, with the distinguished number 10 jersey gracing his kit. With the strength of his 5ft 8in (1.74m) height and 10st 3lb (65kg) weight, he has been a noteworthy presence on the pitch.
Nesbitt's current market value stands at a sturdy €200k, or approximately £170k, as per insights from Transfermarkt.
Observing Nesbitt's transfers during his career journey, it's clear that he is no stranger to adapting new environments and changing circumstances. In February of 2016, he transitioned from the famed ranks of Celtic in the Scottish Premiership to Partick Thistle in the Championship, delighting fans during his inaugural 2015-2016 season with seven appearances in league matches.
The succeeding year, Nesbitt once again found himself packed and ready to join Greenock Morton in the Championship. The 2016-2017 season saw him earning his place in the team, making 30 first team appearances, and scoring a goal. However, a skilled player such as Nesbitt couldn't escape global attention, leading to him getting transferred from the Celtic ranks to MK Dons in England's League Two for an undisclosed fee in August 2017.
Despite the exciting shift to England, Nesbitt couldn't stay away from his homeland for long, and January 2019 saw him returning to the Scottish fields, this time for Dundee United in the Premiership. From Dundee, he moved back to his previous club, Greenock Morton, and continued to keep his league match appearances consistent.
Never one to stagnate, Nesbitt again transferred clubs in July 2021, moving from Greenock Morton in the Championship to Falkirk in the Premiership. His journey with Falkirk has been a fruitful one so far, with a commendable number of appearances and goals to his credit over the seasons of 2022-2023, 2024-2025, and the current season of 2025-2026. Aside from these, he has also made his mark in the League Cup 2025-2026 with one startling start and four appearances as a substitute.
In his Celtic days, Nesbitt was a valuable asset to the team, a fact confirmed by his multiple transfers both in Scotland and abroad. Multiple sources confirm his skill and tenacity have only increased over time, suggesting a bright future ahead for this player indeed.
