In the annals of Scottish football, the name Hibernian invariably echoes with significance. The club, founded in 1875, is steeped in history, and hosts its games under the floodlights of the Easter Road Stadium.
The squad, as evaluated by Transfermarkt, is worth approximately £17m. Of course, such numbers can only tell part of the story. Evaluating footballer's worth can be as simple as pounds and pence, but the true value often lies within their performances on the park.
At present, Hibernian boasts a squad of 29 players. The median age of which is 25. One could argue this is an ideal mixture, with old heads guiding fresh legs, imparting wisdom and providing tireless energy respectively.
This season, to little surprise, the club has sustained a multifaceted campaign, resolute in their quest for silverware. They are currently vying in four competitions. A commendable 3rd position currently marks their standing in the Premiership, while they have also reached the quarter-finals in the League Cup. Simultaneously, they have demonstrated their capability in European football through their participation in the Europa League Qualifiers, advancing to the second round, as well as reaching the play off round of the Conference League Qualifiers. Only time will tell, however, whether they can continue to juggle these competing demands; football, in the end, is an unpredictable beast.
