Ross County were founded in 1929 and play at The Global Energy Stadium. Their current squad is relatively young, with an average age of 24 across 28 players, and is valued at around £3m by Transfermarkt.
In the 2026-27 season they sit second in League One, with their league campaign carrying more weight than the cup picture. The League Cup ended at the second round, while the Challenge Cup has brought a league-phase involvement rather than a defining strand of the season.
Their recent league form has been useful: wins over Montrose, Peterhead, Greenock Morton and Ayr United sit alongside defeats to Raith Rovers and Queen’s Park. At home they have offered a clear threat, averaging two goals scored and one conceded per match, and they have struck first inside 20 minutes in six of their 12 league fixtures.
Brian Graham is the main scoring presence with seven goals, well ahead of Richard Chin, Lewis Jamieson, Jamie Lindsay and Connor Randall on one apiece. For Celtic supporters, Ross County are best viewed at present as a Scottish side trying to build promotion momentum from second place in League One.
