Formed in 1929, Ross County have etched their footprint in the echelons of Scottish football from their fortress, The Global Energy Stadium. A stalwart across the leagues, this vintage football team is now esteemed, and is a testament to the enduring spirit of the game in Scotland.
Despite the spirited efforts of their 17-strong squad, whose average age sits at 28, this season hasn't been a cakewalk for Ross County. Their tenure this season spans two competitions, having embarked on campaigns in both the Championship, where they currently languish in 10th place, and in Group B of the League Cup.
Ross County's squad doesn't exactly boast the glittering market value of teams such as Celtic, but their approximate total market value of £5m, as per Transfermarkt, is no small feat for a team of their stature. Value, after all, often lies in the eye of the beholder, and Ross County's faithful are nothing if not beholders of value in their squad.
