Calvin Miller was born in Glasgow on 9 January 1998 (age 28), and his early senior route took him from Dundee to Celtic in January 2019. His Celtic spell sits early in the story rather than defining it, but it was still a decorated one: he won two Premiership titles, the 2017 League Cup and the 2017/18 Scottish Cup with the club.
He left Celtic for Harrogate Town in October 2020, with spells at Chesterfield, Greenock Morton and Hearts following before his career settled into a clearer shape at Falkirk. Those years were less about one straight line than finding a role that stuck.
Falkirk is where Miller’s career has had its firmest footing. Across two league seasons he made 74 appearances and scored 17 goals, with 2024-25 his best league campaign: 10 goals in 36 games. That is the period which gives his profile most of its weight.
Now primarily a left winger with Hearts, he remains a regular first-team presence in 2026-27. He has made 22 appearances in all competitions this season, scoring six times, including three goals in nine league games and useful returns in cup and European qualifiers. His current market value is around £510,000, according to Transfermarkt.
He was linked with a return to Celtic in February 2026. For now, Miller’s career is best read as a Glasgow start, a decorated but early Celtic connection, and a more substantial professional identity built at Falkirk and carried on at Hearts.
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