Tracing its roots back as early as 1869, Kilmarnock Football Club resides comfortably in Scotland, where it seems to have found its groove at The BBSP Stadium Rugby Park. This well-aged establishment, like a finely matured Scotch whisky, exudes a worthy sporting heritage that rivals the finest in the land.
The monetary value assigned to the Kilmarnock squad currently sits snug around £10 million, a figure fashioned courtesy of Transfermarkt. It's a palatable amount, ringing of decent investments and canny player acquisitions.
Speaking of players, the squad constitutes 30 chaps, with a weighted mean of 25 winters each. That's a favourable selection of seasoned professionals with a good dash of youthful vigour to boot.
This cycle, Kilmarnock demonstrated an impressive sporting appetite, having had their fingers in five competitions. They find themselves lingering in the ninth perch of the Premiership and suffered only until the second round of the League Cup. Scottish Cup saw them advance to the fourth round whilst the Europa League saw them bow out in the second round. Finally, they made a decent stab at the Conference League Qualifiers before exiting at the Play Off Round stage.