Founded in 1929, the Ross County Football Club calls The Global Energy Stadium in the grand ole' land of Scotland their home. This well-trodden team, though slightly under the radar compared to some of the country's other offerings, proudly waves its flag for all fans of the beautiful game.
Despite the lack of a royal budget, the squad's cumulative market value is held at a solid £3m, a figure per Transfermarkt. You may want to keep an eye out, wee investors, that might be a bargain in the making.
The squad is filled with a robust crew of 19 players, sage-like with an average age of 28. Guided by the wrinkles of time and the scars of many a slide tackle, this group certainly isn't fresh-faced, but they've got experience in spades.
The lads from Ross County have, this year, found themselves pitted against foes in not one, but four competitions. This includes a challenging stint in the championship, where they've carved out a spot for themselves at number 10. Not content to rest on these laurels, they've made forays into the League Cup, Scottish Cup, and Challenge Cup rounds, showing the pluck you'd expect from a club built on Scottish grit. And let's not forget, the game is not always about the glory, but the grind.