Ross County, the stalwart football side hailing from the Highlands of Scotland, was established in the year 1929. Their matches are contested at the distinguished stage known as The Global Energy Stadium.
When one casts an eye over the value of the entire Ross County squad, it oscillates around a respectable £4m per the estimations provided by Transfermarkt. Not monumental in figures they may be, but the sum denotes a team that is not to be wholly dismissed.
With a modest selection of 20 players, the average age on the Ross County books is 28, a fair blend of experience and youthful vigour. Despite their relatively limited resources, the team remains a formidable outfit within the realms of Scottish football.
As for the current season, the lads from Ross County have stretched themselves across a quartet of competitions. They languish in 10th place within the Championship; have had a run in the League Cup within Group B; gallantly reached the Fourth Round of the Scottish Cup; and contested in the Challenge Cup until the Second Round. A manifestation of their tenacity, no less.
