Nicolas Milanović, heralded into the world on the 14th of November 2001 to the land down under, Australia, has crafted his career as an adept forward with a preference for the left-wing. Currently the staple figure of Aberdeen's forward line, Milanović stands as an imposing presence at 6ft tall (1.85m) and has proved an athletic figure of 11st 13lb (76kg), donning the 11 with pride on his jersey. He has also had the honour of being a representative for the Australian national team.
His current market prowess, perhaps a touch shy of his monumental potential, is around an estimated €600k (£507k) as sourced by Transfermarkt.
Milanović's journey into professional football commenced with Western United in the NPL, Australia, as he found his debut in July 2020. Progressively asserting himself into the frame of the first team, his first season saw him feature in ten premier fixtures. The subsequent season was marred by a similar count of appearances albeit with the land of a first professional goal, while the 2022-2023 season bore a more fruitful harvest of 15 appearances and four well-placed goals.
Shifting landscapes from the NPL to the A-League, Milanović joined Western Sydney Wanderers in February 2023. Herein, he carved out 11 appearances in his inaugural season, accompanied by a singular striped ball into the net. The mastery only continued to blossom in the following season with nine satisfying marks on 25 matches, exponentially bettered with 12 goals during his final season at the club, 2024-2025.
The summer of 2025 marked a significant crossroad in Milanović's career as he accepted a proposal from Aberdeen in the Premiership, Scotland, worthy of their investment of approximately £400k. In the current season, 2025 - 2026, Milanović has graced the green landscape of the pitch in eight premier league matches.
The determined Aussie has since proved instrumental in Aberdeen's continental ambitions, featuring once in the starting lineup for the Europa League Qualifiers and making additional appearances as a substitute. He also boasted a start in the Line Cup and further offered his services as a substitute for the Conference League.
