The Paisley-based conglomeration, known as St Mirren, owing their inception to the year 1877, routinely orchestrate their footballing symphony from within the confines of their domicile, The SMISA Stadium, nestling within the heartland of Scotland. A storied establishment, persisting seemingly through the ages.
A cadre of 27 professionals, with the median age hovering at around 25, constitutes their combat unit. The variety in their ages brings an amalgamation of youthful exuberance and seasoned experience, reflecting on their performances on the pitch. This band of warriors, in their black and white ensemble, annually vow to trump oppositions braced by the challenges posed by the capricious game of football.
This season St Mirren, showing no signs of inertia, have been witnessed jostling in two distinct competitions, an instinctive sprawl in the domestic Premiership and proactively grappling in the headlights of Group D of the League Cup, their ambitions and intent clear for all to see.
Being no mean feat, the monetary worth of this collective is estimated to be in and around the sterling equivalent of 5 million euros. Close to £4.4m, one could add, with the credibility of the evaluation vested in the proclamation made by Transfermarkt. An evident validation of their footballing prowess and potential in the current market.
