Ross County, a name emblazoned in the annals of Scottish football, have plied their trade since their inception in 1929, forging a reputation across the verdant land of the Scots. The Global Energy Stadium stands proudly as their fortress, nestled along the stormy shores of the nation.
The veritable army that dawns the Ross County colours has a combined market worth of just about £3 million, a figure ascertained by the keen minds over at Transfermarkt. With 18 players standing at an average age of 28, there's an eclectic mix of youthful vigour balanced perfectly with seasoned stalwarts of the game.
The Dingwall squad has shown steel and verve this season, partaking valiantly in four different competitions. Their exploits have seen them jostling for position in the Championship, presently languishing in the 10th spot. The Ross County players' mettle has been further tested in the tumult of the League Cup's Group B, a stage that has borne witness to their resilience.
The Scottish Cup, an age-old competition steeped in illustrious history, has seen Ross County progress all the way to the Fourth Round - a statement of intent from the club. In the relative obscurity of the Challenge Cup, Ross County's campaign was halted in the Third round, yet another battle fought in a season filled with intrepid endeavours.
This team profile is regularly updated with new stats and analysis throughout the season. Last updated 18 April 2026. Send feedback
