Heart of Midlothian Football Club, also fondly known as Hearts, is a cherished part of Scotland's sporting landscape. Founded in the year 1874, the club has etched its name in the annals of Scottish football. They proudly host their home matches at the revered Tynecastle Park located in the heart of Edinburgh.
According to Transfermarkt, the total market value of the Hearts' squad is a rather formidable £18 million, a reflection of the wealth of talent the squad wields.
With a hearty squad of 31 players, Heart of Midlothian exhibit a good balance of youth and experience, boasting an average age of 27. Given their evident blend of shrewdness and vigour, it's no surprise to see them competing with zest in various tournaments.
Demonstrating their mettle this season, Heart of Midlothian have joined battle in no less than three competitions. Their efforts have brought them to the fore of the Scottish Premiership, solidifying their place at the zenith, a far cry from the second round exit they endured in the League Cup. In the Scottish Cup however, their hopes still hang in the balance as they've advanced only as far as the Fourth Round.
