Ross County, an established name in Scottish football since its founding in 1929, offer both tradition and competitive sporting entertainment. They find home in The Global Energy Stadium, a place etched in the heart of many supporters, located in the picturesque Scottish landscape.
Any mention of value within sport naturally gravitates towards performing assets - the team of individuals brought together to create a cohesive and performing unit. As it stands, the value of the Ross County squad approximates around £6m. This figure, as reported by Transfermarkt, is a testament to the potential currently held within the team.
Age, like wine, can hold value too. The average age of players in the squad is 25 - an age deemed not too young, not too old, potentially just right for the rigours of the game. The equilibrium of experience and youthful exuberance within this 30-man squad could, indeed, be a potent blend for success.
This season, the supporters have had their loyalty rewarded with Ross County representing in two competitions. The Championship and the League Cup (Group B) are the stages upon which they've strutted their worth, offering copious drama and exquisite performances throughout their campaign.
