Immersed in a rich history that can be traced back to 1874, Heart of Midlothian, affectionately known as 'Hearts', display their football finesse at home in the revered Tynecastle Park, a Scottish fortress.
The Hearts' cadre of talent, comprising of 34 stalwarts at an average age of 26, is valued at a substantial figure, in the vicinity of £15 million. A notable estimate provided by Transfermarkt.
Fans of the Jambos, as they are colloquially termed, have been treated to dual tracks of competition this season. Hearts have made notable strides in the Premiership and brandished their competitive might in Group E of the League Cup.
No stranger to the tumultuous world of Scottish football, Heart of Midlothian have held their own, a feat particularly remarkable in the seasons pre-2013, prior to seismic league shifts.