Flying the standard high for The Jambos since 1874, Heart of Midlothian has become an indomitable force etched in the annals of Scottish football. They call Tynecastle Park their turf, an august battleground situated firmly in the heart of Scotland.
Probing through data presented by Transfermarkt, it transpires that The Hearts manifest a squad market value of roughly £18m. A sum worth contemplating, especially considering the regional financial climate of football.
The current panoply of Heart of Midlothian comprises 29 of football's fine fighters, with the dial pointing at an average age of 27. The side, thus, appears to offer a well-balanced brew; not too young to be novices, nor too old to be weary.
Heart of Midlothian, in this season, has left footprints in three distinct competitions. They've secured a rather eminent 1st place in Premiership, indicating a successful run. In the League Cup, they've made it as far as the Second Round before being stopped in their tracks. While in the Scottish Cup, their run was nipped at the Fourth Round. Nevertheless, their overall performance screams competence much clear than words ever could.
