The club in question, St Mirren, planted its roots in 1877 and has been a staple of Scottish football ever since. Taking to the field at The SMISA Stadium, the heart of the town, they contribute plenty to the Scottish game.
The current squad market value is approximately £7m as per Transfermarkt, a respectable valuation for a working-class club from their neck of the woods. They've managed to wrangle together a group of 31 lads, with an average age of 25, thus striking a balance between youthful exuberance and seasoned experience.
St Mirren have had their fingers in several pies this season, with their activity spanning across a multitude of competitions. They've hoisted the flag up the mast in Premiership, where they comfortably sit in 9th position. They've also dipped their toes in the waters of the League Cup and Scottish Cup, reaching the Second Round and Fifth Round respectively. Marking their first venture into Europe in decades, they dabbled in the Conference League Qualifiers, going as far as the 3rd Qualifying Round; a fair outing considering it’s virgin territory for them.
