Jack Milne, born on 2 October 2003 (age 23), is a Scottish central defender whose career has been shaped above all by Aberdeen. A commanding 6ft 4in (1.92m) presence, he wears squad number 22 and has a current market value of around £850,000, according to Transfermarkt.
His early development included a useful loan at Kelty Hearts in 2022-23, where he made seven league appearances. That spell gave him senior football away from Aberdeen without altering the basic point of his career so far: Pittodrie has been the main stage, not a stepping stone.
Across five league seasons with Aberdeen, Milne has made 56 league appearances. In 2026-27, he has added five league appearances, four in the League Cup and three in the Scottish Cup, where he scored once. He has also won a Scottish Cup during his Aberdeen years, a decent marker in a career still being built rather than tidily packaged.
Milne remains a developing defender with a solid body of Aberdeen football behind him. His career to this point is straightforward enough: early senior minutes on loan, then a sustained role at Aberdeen, where most of his work and progress has come.
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