Part of the Scottish football tapestry since 1877, St Mirren has a distinguished history. The club conducts its game rituals at The SMISA Stadium, an iconic establishment nestled in the heart of Scotland.
With the St Mirren ensemble consisting of a mix of established players and promising up-and-comers, the total estimated market value of the squad reads around £7m (source: Transfermarkt). It's not a staggering figure by today's standards, but it does underline the club's modest financial situation.
St Mirren retains a nimble cohort of 27 footballers, lending credence to the old adage of quality over quantity. The average age of 25 suggests a balanced squad, brimming with potential yet not devoid of necessary experience.
During the current campaign, St Mirren made their mark in four different competitions. The club have held their own in the Premiership, currently in a stable 5th place position. They also made it to the Second Round of the League Cup and put up a valiant fight to reach the Fourth Round of the Scottish Cup. Lastly, they had a go in the Conference League Qualifiers, making headway until the 3rd Qualifying Round. It’s a suitable representation of the club's commitment and desire to compete on all fronts, regardless of the opponent or competition.
