Aberdeen Football Club, forged in the fires of 1903, call Pittodrie Stadium in Scotland their own. The architecture stands proudly as a testament to the footballing lore that permeates the very soul of this historic land.
The squad of Aberdeen, inclusive of their accumulated skills, passion and prowess, is valued at approximately £16m, an estimation placed forth by the reliable authorities at Transfermarkt.
Twenty-seven players drape their frames in the club's kits, forming a small squadron of footballing mercenaries ready to do battle on the turf. The average age amidst this group of homegrown talents and acquired mercenaries is a mere 25 years, clipping the fine line between youthful exuberance and seasoned sagacity.
This season has seen the warriors of Aberdeen display their mettle in a considerable five competition arenas. Their efforts have seen varying degrees of success. They currently rest in the 7th position within the confines of the Premiership, a league wrought with challenge and excitement. The League Cup has witnessed their journey to the quarter-finals, a reputable achievement in itself. The Scottish Cup found them halted in the fifth round of skirmishes. Their involvement on the continental stage, within the Europa League Qualifiers, ended at the Play-Offs, demonstrating a commendable bout of competitiveness. Lastly, a voyage into the uncertainties of the Conference League has heralded the stage of the League Phase.
