Club Brugge, founded in the year of our Lord 1891, make their nests at the Jan Breydelstadion, a modest colliseum situated in the heart of quaint Belgium.
With a handful of sterling to their name - the ballpark figure being around the £168m mark according to that reliable tome of knowledge and footballing wisdom known as Transfermarkt - it's evident that each of the 24 lads in the squad is a significant asset to the club.
The average age of said lads? A mere 24, still tender in years, but toughened by the battles on the pitch.
Now, as for the season's exploits, Club Brugge have set their sights on no less than five competitions. In the Pro League they've secured an admirable second place; they've fought tooth and nail to reach the Quarter-Finals of the Beker van België; they've tasted the glory and the sting of battle in the Super Cup final; they've weathered the challenges of the Champions League Qualifiers Play-Offs; and not least, they're currently embroiled in the knockabout theatrics of the Champions League Knockout Play-offs.