Jack Milne (born 2 October 2003, age 22) is a Scottish central defender whose career has been shaped above all by Aberdeen. Tall and commanding at 6ft 4in (1.92m), he has built his senior record largely at Pittodrie, where he wears squad number 22.
His development included a useful 2022-23 spell at Kelty Hearts, where he made seven league appearances. It was the sort of loan that matters more to a young defender than it tends to look on a line of statistics: senior minutes, proper contact, fewer hiding places.
Aberdeen, though, has been the main story. Across five seasons he has made 53 league appearances for the club, establishing himself as part of the first-team picture rather than just another academy name passing through. In 2026-27, he has added two league appearances, three in the League Cup and three in the Scottish Cup, scoring in the latter competition.
His current market value is around £850,000, according to Transfermarkt. For now, Milne’s career is a straightforward Aberdeen one: a developing Scottish centre-half, shaped by a modest but useful loan, and now judged mainly on what he does at Pittodrie.
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