Salford Red: Last News

Former Salford Red Devils captain Malcom Alker has died aged 45, the club has confirmed. The former professional rugby league player, from Wigan, spent his professional career with the Salford City Reds.

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Salford Red Devils skipper Lee Mossop has been forced to retire with immediate effect on medical advice due to ongoing shoulder problems.

Jackson Hastings will miss Friday's game with Huddersfield Giants after Wigan failed to overturn his ban.

Salford Red Devils Supporters Trust have expressed their fears about the club being kicked out of the AJ Bell Stadium and left homeless - potentially sparking the “demise of the club.”

Salford Red Devils boss Richard Marshall took the positives from his side’s 29-6 defeat to defending champions St Helens – most notably the performance of debutant Elijah Taylor.

Salford Red Devils coach Richard Marshall has outlined the club's pre-season plans - including talks over opposed sessions with two Super League rivals.The new Red Devils chief is getting to grips with his squad ahead of the season, with several of his players noting the intensity of training.Now, Marshall is hoping to put his squad through their paces against two of Super League's big-hitters.Talks with Wigan Warriors and Marshall's former club, St Helens, over opposed sessions have been held, while he also revealed that a potential pre-season friendly with Championship side Swinton Lions was being considered.Wigan have yet to outline any of their plans ahead of the season, with the club still currently in lockdown due to an outbreak of

Salford Red Devils supporters will not be able to watch the Challenge Cup final from screens within the AJ Bell Stadium.The historic game will be played at Wembley this year but fans are not allowed to attend because of coronavirus restrictions.Instead, the club had hoped to stage a socially-distanced screening inside Red Devil's stadium.However, the plans have been rejected despite a number of attempts to convince the safety advisory group (SAG) - a body made up of local council, police and ambulance representatives.In a statement, a spokesman for the club said: "Salford Red Devils are extremely disappointed that supporters will not be in attendance at the 2020 Coral Challenge Cup Final, as a result of the current government

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