Established in 1903, Aberdeen Football Club is a stalwart of Scottish football, having weathered over a hundred seasons at the combative heart of the game. The club base for the home games is Pittodrie Stadium, a notable landmark in the Granite City.
At present, the club boasts a squad of 29 robust players, with the average age being quite youthful at 25. This infusion of vitality with expertise has served the club fairly well in the path of the game. Its competitive dynamism reflects in a hefty market value of around £17m as per Transfermarkt.
This season, Aberdeen has thrown itself headlong into the fray of no less than five competitions. They have made a somewhat modest run for the Scottish Premiership, currently residing in 8th place. In the League Cup, they have fought their way to the Quarter-Finals, giving a good run for some silverware. Their journey has seen them to the Fourth Round of the Scottish Cup, which testifies to their tenacity in the hallowed national competition.
However, their campaign on the international stage has been quite commendable. They have gone for glory in the Europa League Qualifiers, and made it as far as the Play-Offs, no small feat indeed. Furthermore, they have made strides in the Conference League, battling in the fierce League Phase. Aberdeen FC truly signifies the spirited heart of Scottish football.
