Founded in the early 20th century, more precisely in 1903, Aberdeen are now solidly established in Scottish football. The venerable Pittodrie Stadium, located on the east coast of Scotland, has been their home ground ever since the inception of the club.
The squad, teeming with talent, is currently valued at an estimable £16m according to the detailed analysis of Transfermarkt. This weighty valuation sees Aberdeen as a club of significant financial ability within the Scottish football scene.
A squad of 29 players, sporting an average age of 25 years, adds a touch of youthful exuberance to the mix. The broad, varied squad serves to underscore Aberdeen's ambitions to compete across a wide spectrum of competitions within Scottish and European football.
This very season, they have thrown their hat in the ring for no less than five competitions. They have made their presence felt in the Premiership, currently holding their own in 7th place. Despite a valiant effort, their League Cup journey was halted in the Quarter-Finals. They managed to progress to the Fifth Round of the revered Scottish Cup, demonstrating an admirable degree of prowess. In the world stage, the club bravely shouldered the rigours of the Europa League Qualifiers, impressively reaching the Play-Offs. The current season also sees them competing in the Conference League during its League Phase.
