Founded in 1875, Hibernian populates the fertile terrain of Scottish football, marking their territory at the admired Easter Road Stadium. A near century and a half of history is embodied in Hibs, woven into the fabric of the beautiful game in their home country.
Seasoned warriors make up the core of the Hibernian troop, averaging an age of 26 across the squad. In total, their number stands at 27, with each member contributing their individual flair and style to the overarching tactics of the team.
The current stature and strength of this Edinburgh outfit are further reinforced by their competitive market value. Valued at approximately £17m according to the knowledgeable sources of Transfermarkt, this fee by no means defines the true worth and potential hidden within Hibernian's ranks, but gives an indication of their standing in the financial realm of football.
Hibernian stretched their wings this season, flexing their footballing muscles in a commendable five competitions. Cementing their position in the top half of the Premiership by sitting in 5th place, they dealt competitive blows in the League Cup, showing a robust performance all the way through to the quarter-finals. They also extended their reach further by participating in the Scottish Cup, achieving respectable results to progress to the Fourth Round. European adventures were abundant too, with the lads crossing swords in both the Europa League Qualifiers and the Conference League Qualifiers, with their journey ending in the second round and play-off stages respectively.
