Peyton Miller: Youngest Pro Signing In New England Revolution History
Meet Peyton Miller, the talented teen who made history with the New England Revolution. Learn how his skills, speed, and confidence are making him one of MLS's most exciting young players.
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Peyton James Miller was born on November 8, 2007, in Unionville, a part of Farmington, Connecticut. From when he was very small, soccer was all around him. His parents gifted him a small soccer ball even when he was too young to walk, and he was always seen kicking around the house. His older brother, Logan, played the game too, and Peyton looked up to him and tried to follow in his footsteps.
At around age three, Peyton began playing in local recreational soccer groups. A coach saw how good he was and urged his parents to get him involved more seriously. He kept growing as a player and was soon playing travel soccer. By age 12, he had outgrown his teams and joined Oakwood Soccer Club in nearby Portland, Connecticut, a club known for high-level training and national attention.
Peyton’s hard work paid off quickly. The New England Revolution Academy invited him to train at age 13 in April 2021. His family drove him from Unionville to Foxborough many times per week so he could attend practices and games. Initially, they kept him in an online school to help him manage both education and soccer commitments.
Professional Career
Peyton Millersigned his first pro contract with New England Revolution on June 12, 2023, at 15 years and 216 days old, making him the youngest MLS Homegrown Player in the club’s history. He joined their MLS NEXT Pro team, Revolution II, for the rest of the 2023 season.
On March 26, 2023, Miller made his pro debut with Revolution II and logged 11 games, starting 10, and recorded two assists in MLS NEXT Pro. In 2023, he made 25 appearances, scored 3 goals, and added 3 assists across all club competitions with Revolution II.
Miller made his debut in Major League Soccer on July 17, 2024, playing for New England Revolution’s first team against Philadelphia Union. He became the second-youngest player to ever appear for the first team, behind Diego Fagúndez. A few days later, on July 20, 2024, his play against FC Dallas earned him MLS Team of the Matchday honors for week 28.
In his debut MLS season (2024), Peyton made 10 appearances, started in eight matches, and recorded one assist, playing a total of 684 minutes. He also appeared in three Leagues Cup games that season, all in the starting lineup.
He was named to Major League Soccer’s 22 Under 22 list for 2024, ranking him among the top young talents in the league.
In the 2025 MLS season, Miller started 10 of the first 11 games for New England after missing the first four due to injury. He scored his first MLS goal on May 31, 2025, and added an assist in the same match. At the time, he had logged 15 MLS appearances in 2025, including his goal contributions.
International Career
Peyton Miller has played for the United States at several youth levels, starting with the U‑15 team when he was first called up in February 2022. He then played for the U‑16 team in November 2022 during the Football Federations Cup in Spain, where he made multiple appearances and scored one goal.
In April 2023, he earned another call-up with the U‑17 team for a training camp in Palm Beach, Florida. By September 2023, he was selected again to play in the Václav Ježek Cup in the Czech Republic ahead of the 2023 FIFA U‑17 World Cup. Miller was named to the U.S. roster for the 2023 FIFA U‑17 World Cup in Indonesia at just 15. He was one of the youngest players on the team and made four appearances in the tournament, contributing one assist.
In October 2024, Miller was called up to the U.S. Under‑20 team for friendlies in Chile. He made his first appearance on October 12, 2024, and scored his first goal for the U‑20 squad in a match against South Korea on November 16, 2024.
In May 2025, he was named again to the U.S. Under‑20 team for a training camp in Cairo ahead of the 2025 FIFA U‑20 World Cup in Chile. At age 17, he was the youngest player on the roster and had already taken part in a friendly vs. Colombia (June 7) and another vs. Egypt (June 10).
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