Salford winding-up petition adjourned for second time
Summary
A winding-up petition against Salford Red Devils, a Super League rugby team, has been postponed again as the club works to settle a tax bill. This comes during a tough season for Salford, marked by financial issues, a high number of player departures, and poor performance on the field. The club still aims to finish the current season despite these challenges.Key Facts
- The winding-up petition against Salford Red Devils is postponed for the second time.
- The club initially delayed the petition in June, planning to secure a loan to pay a tax bill.
- Salford Red Devils are performing poorly, with 21 losses in 24 games this season.
- The club experienced a player exodus and late wage payments.
- Financial troubles began during the off-season, impacting their ability to pay bills.
- A consortium led by Swiss businessman Dario Berta took over the club before the 2025 season.
- Salford City Council stopped negotiations over the purchase of their stadium.
- The Rugby Football League's sustainability cap limited team selection, leading to record defeats.
- The club's ownership assured local mayors that they would complete the season.
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