St Mirren, a club founded in a bygone era of 1877, have long been part of the fabric of Scottish football. They have carved out a home for themselves at The SMISA Stadium, a stoic yet inviting setting for games amidst Scotland's often tempestuous climes.
The value of the St Mirren squad is no trifling matter—it is considered to come in at approximately £7m, as reported by Transfermarkt. Such an amount might raise an eyebrow or two, but make no mistake, there's value to be had in these boys.
The team is comprised of 31 strapping lads, all with an average age of 25 years—still in the throes of their youth yet tempered by just enough experience to know how to mark their presence on the pitch.
This season has seen St Mirren juggling participation in not one, but four competitions. These include League Cup (Group D), Premiership (where they're currently sitting comfortably in 6th place), Scottish Cup (reaching as far as the Fifth Round), and also the Conference League Qualifiers (where they made it till the 3rd Qualifying Round). It goes without question that this lot from The SMISA Stadium is anything but idle.
