Aberdeen Football Club, teenage still in footballing age, was established in 1903. The club fittingly hosts its football at Pittodrie Stadium in the stirring hills of Scotland. Their pedigree, long standing, is remarkable to behold and lends itself to the very rich fabric of Scottish football.
The current Aberdeen squad, according to Transfermarkt, carries a collective market value that stands in the region of £17m, a tidy sum indeed. It is a matter of worth that the ownership and staff takes much pride in, indicative of their knack for nurturing value in their players.
As for the player personnel, a squad of 28 lads, sporting an average age of a ripe 25 years, wears the Aberdeen jersey with pride. This suggests a balanced marriage of youthful flair, thirst for success and a dash of the indispensable experience in the squad.
The current football season sees Aberdeen actively engaging in five footballing endeavours. Their Premiership campaign finds them in 6th place, battling in the midfield of the league table. In the Scottish Cup, they made their departure in the Fourth Round. The League Cup saw them advance as far as the Quarter-Finals. In the Europa League qualifiers, Aberdeen made it to the Play-Off stages before bowing out. Then, there was the Conference League, where they competed in the League Phase. A commendable display of resilience, one might say.
