Nicolas Milanović is a native born Australian, seeing the light of day on the 14th of November, 2001. This 24-year-old footballer strikes primarily as a left winger for the club, Aberdeen. Standing 6 feet tall, or to our metric-centric friends, 1.85m, Milanović bears the burden of an 11st 13lb (76kg) build. Crafted for the green, he dons the symbolic number 11 jersey. Whilst his loyalty lies with Aberdeen, he's no stranger to patriotism, running the fields of his birth country in representation of the Australia national team.
His ability to command the ball on the field carries a generous market value of around £500k, according to data from Transfermarkt.
Like a rook in chess, Milanović's career exhibits a strong, direct path. July 2020 proved significant, marking his new alliance with Western United in the NPL, Australia. His inaugural season from 2020 to 2021 saw him make ten league appearances for the first team. His record only escalated from there. In the 2021 to 2022 season he duplicated his presence with an added strike on goal. By 2022 - 2023, Milanović had found his footing, embracing the field for 15 matches while netting four goals.
However, Milanović felt the lure of new beginnings in February 2023. Relinquishing his place at Western United, he relocated to Western Sydney Wanderers in the A-League in Australia. There, in his first season, he boasted 11 appearances and a single goal. Yet, with patience and persistence, he clawed his way up, scoring nine goals in 25 appearances by 2023-2024. 24-2025 was no less monumental, seeing him on the pitch for 25 matches with a remarkable 12 goals to his name.
Crossing borders, Milanović swapped the Australian league for the Scottish Premiership in July 2025. His £400k adieu to Western Sydney Wanderers planted him firmly on the Scottish soil of the Aberdeen club. In the current season reaching into 2026, Milanović has made his mark 13 times in league matches. Furthermore, the lad has been active off the Scottish shores, participating in the 2025 - 2026 League Cup, Scottish Cup, Europa League Qualifiers, and Conference League for Aberdeen.
