Calvin Miller, born in Glasgow on 9 January 1998 (age 28), is a Scottish left winger whose career has carried an early Celtic connection without ever being defined by it. He joined Celtic from Dundee in January 2019, then left in October 2020 for Harrogate Town.
That move south began a more uneven stretch, with spells at Harrogate, Chesterfield, Greenock Morton and Hearts before he found a firmer footing at Falkirk. It is Falkirk, rather than Celtic, that has shaped the bulk of his senior career: 74 league appearances and 17 league goals across two seasons is the clearest body of work on his record.
His 2024-2025 season at Falkirk was his most productive league campaign, with 10 goals in 36 appearances. That was the period when his game looked most settled – not spectacularly reinvented, just more consistently useful.
He has remained involved in 2025-2026 with Hearts, making 43 appearances in all competitions and scoring seven goals, including 38 league appearances and four in the Scottish Cup. He was linked with a move to Celtic in February 2026 while at Hearts, a brief reminder of the earlier connection rather than anything more substantial.
His market value is around £510,000, according to Transfermarkt. Miller’s career so far is that of a wide player who left Celtic early, moved around, and built his most convincing spell at Falkirk before staying relevant at Hearts.
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