In the annals of Scottish football, Heart of Midlothian, also known as 'Hearts', cast a storied shadow. Formed in the year of grace 1874, they proudly call home to Tynecastle Park, right in bonnie Scotland. A gleaming symbol of Scottish sporting prowess, indeed.
According to Transfermarkt, the present Hearts squad is cumulatively worth around £16m in sheer talent, proving that the club values quality as much as heritage.
Boasting a complement of 34 players, Hearts has a squad that carries an average age of 26 years. A marriage of youthful vigour with a smattering of veteran presence, the balance indeed is a testament to the club strategy.
As far as the ongoing season is concerned, Hearts remain eager to brandish their mettle and have pit their fortunes against tough competition in two different arenas. While domestic matters have led them to vie in the Premiership, Hearts have also turned their sights on the League Cup, specifically, Group E. Balancing competition on multiple fronts, their spirit remains undeterred and resilient.