Since their founding in 1903, Aberdeen have been a significant force within Scottish football. Their base of operations is Pittodrie Stadium, a beacon of sporting endeavour on the Scottish east coast.
Aberdeen's squad has a total market value of a not-inconsiderable £20 million. This valuation, provided by Transfermarkt, places them comfortably within the upper echelons of clubs in the Scottish Premiership. The squad is a relatively youthful one, with an average age of 24 years amongst the 29 players.
In the current season, Aberdeen's competitive spirit has been put to the test across four distinct tournaments. In the Premiership, their campaign has admittedly been lacklustre, with the team languishing in 12th place. Despite this, they have experienced relative success elsewhere: they reached the Quarter-Finals of the League Cup, displayed commendable fighting spirit in the Europa League Qualifiers through to the Play-Offs, and have yet featured in the League Phase of the Conference League.