Founded in the year of 1929 and hailing from the windswept Highlands of Scotland, we have Ross County Football Club calling The Global Energy Stadium their home ground. A venue that has seen many a match, perhaps none more significant than those played on its hallowed turf in yesteryears.
The strength of a football team, while not solely, but is undoubtedly defined by the sum value of its players. And in Ross County's case, their squad aligns to a respectable market value of around £3m, giving them a formidable presence on the pitch, if not, at least on paper. This figure is according to an estimation by our friends over at Transfermarkt.
Speaking of personnel, the squad at Ross County is composed of 19 footballers. And wouldn't you know it, wisdom does indeed come with age, as the average age of these players sits comfortably at 28. Undoubtedly, this balance of youth and experience is a crucial factor in their competitive endeavours.
And speaking of competitive endeavours, it would be remiss not to mention that Ross County have indeed been representing themselves in four battles on different fronts in this season. They have held their fort in the Championship, finishing at a defiant 10th place, fought in the skirmishes of the League Cup, Group B, journeyed to the adventures of the Scottish Cup's Fourth Round, and graced the third round of the penultimate gauntlet, the Challenge Cup.
