Founded in 1929, Ross County has become a familiar name in the Scottish football scene. They find their home at The Global Energy Stadium, an arena known to many across Scotland. With humble beginnings, the club has made its mark over the years, showcasing not only the spirit of the game but also the heart of the Highlands.
According to Transfermarkt, the total market value of the Ross County playing squad presently stands in the range of £4m. For many clubs, this would be a meagre sum. Yet, Ross County has proven time and time again that the worth of a team is not dictated by their financial stance.
Comprising of 20 dedicated players, the squad boasts an average age of 28, an interesting blend of experienced heads and youthful vigour. The balance between the drive of the young players keen to make a name for themselves, combined with the seasoned approach of the more mature members of the team, generates a unique dynamic within the Ross County ranks.
In the current season, Ross County proves its prowess by engaging in three separate competitions. Their standings vary, with a challenging 9th position in the Championship league, participation in the League Cup's Group B, and a respectable showing in the second round of the Challenge Cup. As the season unfolds, we can only await with bated breath, to see where their perseverance takes them.
