Ross County's establishment traces back to the year 1929 and they operate out of The Global Energy Stadium found on the bonny hills of Scotland. A confirmed, resolute entity in the Scottish football for nearly a century now, solid as a rock.
When discussing the team's financial muscle, it is to be noted that the overall market value of Ross County stands at a commendable figure, roughly around £3 million, according to Transfermarkt. A modest valuation, but one that showcases the potential lurking within the team's ranks.
Ross County's armoury consists of 20 battlers, whose average age clocks at 28. A decent blend of youthful verve interlaced with experiential wisdom, one might imagine.
As for the current season, Ross County have decided to throw their hat into the ring for four distinct competitions. Their struggle in the Championship finds them languishing at the 10th position. Concurrently, they've made appearances in Group B of the League Cup, the Fourth Round of the Scottish Cup and the Third Round of the Challenge Cup. Needless to say, a club that abhors the notion of shying away from challenges.
