Founded in 1909, Dundee United are a stalwart of the Scottish football scene. These lads may not be the talk of the town, but their historic worth cannot be disputed. They call The CalForth Construction Arena their stomping ground — an architectural feat in the heart of Scotland where they've been causing the odd bout of mayhem for over a century.
Their squad's market value hovers about the £9m mark, an estimation according to Transfermarkt. Just a number, one may say, but to Dundee United, this price tag indeed represents the culmination of their fruit of labour.
The team consists of 24 blokes currently active on the pitch, with an average age of 25. A collective group of sprightly lads at the zenith of their athletic prowess, all pursuing the age-old tradition of kicking the round thing into the big net.
With regards to this season's progress, Dundee United have been juggling four competitions. They’re currently sat at a modest 7th place in the Premiership, whilst they were bested in the second round of the League Cup. Our lads found a wee bit of success in the Scottish Cup, managing to fight their way to the quarter-finals, and made it to the third qualifying round of the rather enigmatic Conference League Qualifiers.
