Updated February 20, 2026
PEYTON MILLER AT A GLANCE:
PROFESSIONAL CAREER: Signed to the first team roster at age 15 on June 12, 2023...Became the youngest player in club history to sign an MLS contract, and the second player to sign for the first team at age 15, joining Diego Fagundez...Made MLS and Revolution debuts on July 17 at Philadelphia…Became the second-youngest player to both appear and start in MLS for the Revolution, behind Fagundez…In 2025, started 25 of 26 appearances, posting two goals and two assists…In debut MLS season, made 10 MLS appearances, including eight starts, with one assist…Started three additional matches in Leagues Cup 2024, helping the Revolution go 1-0-2 during the annual tournament…Named to the 2024 and 2025 editions of MLS 22 Under 22 List, recognizing the top players under the age of 22…Was the youngest player on the list in 2025 at 17 years old…Became the youngest player to make professional debut with Revolution II on March 26, 2023…Logged 25 appearances and 22 starts with Revolution II, scoring three goals with three assists in 1,842 minutes.
2025: Started 25 of 26 appearances after missing the opening four contests with an injury...Tallied two goals and two assists across 2,079 minutes played…Ranked fourth on the team in key passes and eighth in minutes played…Earned second selection to MLS 22 Under 22, placing at No. 7 as the youngest player on the annual list for the second year in a row…(3/29) vs. RBNY: Started and played 65 minutes in season debut…(4/26) at CLT: Matched career high with two shots in a clean sheet victory…(5/24) at SKC: Started and played 90 minutes, forcing an own goal in the first half…(5/31) at MTL: Tallied first goal-and-assist performance of pro career…First MLS goal…(6/28) vs. COL: Set new career high with three shots…(7/5) at POR: Made 25th MLS appearance…(7/19) vs. ORL: Made 25th MLS start…(8/9) vs. DC: Suited up for 30th appearance in MLS…Recorded second assist of the season in the 2-0 shutout victory at home…(8/30) vs. CLT: Eclipsed 2,500 minutes played in MLS…(9/6) at CHI: Netted second goal of the season…Registered career-high four shot attempts, including one on target…(9/20) at PHI: Started and played 75 minutes in final appearance of the 2025 campaign…Missed season finale on Oct. 18 vs. Chicago Fire FC due to red card suspension.
2024: Sidelined for the first four months of the 2024 MLS campaign after sustaining a foot injury during preseason…Returned to action on July 17 to make MLS and Revolution debuts…Second-youngest player in club history to both appear and start in a match for New England, behind Diego Fagundez…Became the 11th Revolution Homegrown Player to appear in MLS for New England, and the first Connecticut native…Made 10 MLS appearances, eight of them starts, with one assist over 684 minutes played…Made three additional performances, all starts, in Leagues Cup 2024…Was the youngest player named to the 2024 MLS 22 Under 22...(7/17) at PHI: Collected Revolution and MLS debuts with a 16-minute appearance as a substitute...Finished the match with two fouls won…(7/20) vs. DAL: Made Gillette Stadium debut and featured in Starting XI for the first time…Played 82 minutes…Finished the match with two shots and two fouls won…(8/31) at RSL: Played 17 minutes as a substitute…(9/7) vs. STL: Registered first 90-minute performance…Tallied one shot on target…(9/14) at ORL: Featured in the Starting XI for the second straight match…(9/18) vs. MTL: Started and played all 90 minutes in the 2-2 draw…Assisted Bobby Wood’s opening goal of the match…Became the eighth-youngest player in MLS history to register an assist…(9/28) vs. NSH: Contributed to the 1-0 shutout win with a 90-minute performance…(10/5) vs. DC: Started and played 45 minutes in 10th MLS appearance.
2023: Signed as the 12th Homegrown Player in Revolution history on June 12, 2023…Became youngest player in Revolution history to sign an MLS contract at 15 years and 216 days old...Contract took effect at start of 2024 season...Played first full professional season with Revolution II…Earned 25 appearances and 22 starts with three goals and three assists…(3/26) at ATL: Made professional debut with a 90-minute performance…(4/10) vs. PHI: Logged first professional goal contribution with an assist…(7/9) at MIA: Scored first professional goal in 2-0 victory…(7/12) vs. CLT: Notched second goal of the season…(8/9) at ORL: Tallied third goal of his campaign.
INTERNATIONAL (UNITED STATES): Owns 20 total appearances with the U.S. Youth National Team…Owns 10 appearances for the U.S. U-20 squad...Played five games, with one start, under Marko Mitrović at the 2025 FIFA Under-20 World Cup in Chile in September 2025…Helped the United States record two clean sheets in the tournament, 3-0 wins against France and Italy...Reached the quarterfinals…Earned invitation to U.S. U-20 Training Camp in Cairo, Egypt in June 2025…Youngest player selected to training camp roster...Called-up to the United States Under-20 squad on October 4, 2024, for a pair of friendlies against Chile…Started one of two matches…Called up for the FIFA U-17 World Cup with the United States in October 2023…Made four appearances and tallied one assist in the tournament…Appeared with the U-17s at the Václav Ježek Cup in the Czech Republic in September 2023…Made U-17 debut at a training camp in April 2023 following two previous call-ups with the U-16s and one with the U-15 side in 2022.
REVOLUTION ACADEMY: Joined Revolution Academy in 2021 as one of the first players in the club's Residency program...Won 2023 MLS NEXT Cup Championship with U-19 team, scoring a tying goal in the final…Led U-15 squad with 25 goals in 28 games during the 2021-22 season.
PERSONAL: Born in Unionville, Conn. …Parents are Lindsay and Larry Miller…Has one older brother, Logan, who played four seasons of college soccer at Eastern Connecticut State University...Recently moved into first apartment with his brother...Superstitions are that he has to shower three times before a match, and always eats pancakes on gameday...Enjoys fishing...Moved into Revolution Academy's Residency housing due to the long commute to training in Foxborough from the Hartford area, allowing him to continue his ascent up the club's pro pathway.
