Founded in 1929, Ross County are a stalwart of Scottish football, who call the Global Energy Stadium their home. Located in the heart of Scotland, it's a stadium that has seen many a memorable match.
In the rough and tumble world of football finance, the value of a club's playing squad is often seen as a measure of its worth. Ross County's squad has a total market value of around £3m, as reported by Transfermarkt. By no means a gargantuan figure in the grand scheme of football, but one that reflects a club living within its means, making wise signings, and developing a squad that is more than the sum of its parts.
The club boasts a squad of 20 players, veterans and young hopefuls alike, who sport an average age of 28. This blend of youth and experience can often be the difference between mid-table obscurity and a push for honours, as these players look to write their own chapters in the history of this storied club.
Cameras have been trained on Ross County this season as they compete in four separate competitions. The Staggies have endured the rigours of the Championship, where they currently occupy 10th spot. They've also been in the mix in the League Cup, taking part in Group B, and have seen action in the Scottish Cup, making it to the Fourth Round. And there's been a stint in the Challenge Cup too, bowing out in the Second Round.
