Jack Milne, born on 2 October 2003 (age 22), is a Scottish central defender whose senior career has been built largely at Aberdeen. A tall, commanding presence at 6ft 4in (1.92m), he wears squad number 22 and is valued at around £850,000 by Transfermarkt.
His early development included a loan spell at Kelty Hearts in 2022–23, where he made seven league appearances. It was a useful run of senior football rather than a headline chapter, but it helped bridge the gap between promise and the harder business of becoming part of Aberdeen’s first-team picture.
Aberdeen have shaped the career far more than any other club. Milne has made 51 league appearances across five seasons, and in 2025–26 he has remained a regular presence: 35 league appearances, plus two in the League Cup, three in the Scottish Cup and six in the Conference League. Across all competitions for Aberdeen that season, he has made 46 appearances and scored once.
Milne is still a developing defender, but not an abstract prospect. His career to this point is straightforward enough: an Aberdeen player given time elsewhere, then brought into steady use at Pittodrie, where he continues to matter in the current side.
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