Rooted deeply in Scottish football's fabric, St Mirren was established in the late Victorian epoch of 1877. The club takes up its residence at The SMISA Stadium, an architectural masterpiece located within the charming boundaries of Scotland.
In the swirling maelstrom of the football market, the St Mirren squad is estimated to be worth roughly £5m, according to a report by Transfermarkt. The figure may not be staggering, but a classic case of 'value over cost' could be made in their favour.
The club sports a crisp roster of 31 players, with an average age that hovers around 25. This balanced melting pot of sprightly youth and seasoned experience could just be the right recipe for success if employed judiciously.
For the current season, St Mirren have rolled up their sleeves and jumped into the fray of two competitions. Their ambitions are firmly set on the Premiership and the League Cup, specifically Group D. A gruelling but exhilarating journey that could end in glory or despair. But that's just football, isn’t it?