The club at the heart of our attention is Aberdeen, coming to be in the year of 1903. Their home turf is Pittodrie Stadium, a well-worn patch of the green, green grass of home, fittingly nestled in Scotland itself.
In terms of monetary worth, this squad of lads is valued around the £18m mark, as one can find out from the ever-reliable Transfermarkt. Not a meagre sum by any measure, indeed.
There's a smooth mix of youthful energy and experienced hands in Aberdeen's ranks, totalling 28 boots and an average age of 25. You could argue that they've managed to strike quite a balance there.
This football year has seen Aberdeen quite busied in a good amount of five competitions. They've made their mark in the Premiership, where they place seventh. Their boots have also been seen making favourable impressions in the League Cup (up until the Quarter-Finals), the Scottish Cup (fought till the Fourth Round), during the lung-busting runs of the Europa League Qualifiers (reached the Play-Offs) and lastly, during the rigorous rounds of the Conference League (League Phase).
