Salford Red Devils have released a statement to confirm the club has been officially wound up.
The decision was made this morning at the High Court in London following a HMRC winding up petition. And, after numerous adjournments, the liquidation of the business has begun.
It’s a verdict that brings an end to Salford Red Devils in its current guise, with company name, Salford City Reds (2013), ceasing to exist.
As such, all contracts will be cancelled and with six weeks to go until the start of the 2026 Championship season, there are major challenges to overcome in order for a phoenix club to emerge from the ashes in time to feature in next year’s competition.
A statement from the club read: “We regret to inform stakeholders, supporters and partners that Salford Red Devils and its operating company, Salford City Reds (2013) Limited, have been subject to a winding-up petition filed by HMRC, and liquidation proceedings have now commenced.
“We, understand the gravity of this situation and the uncertainty this creates for everyone connected with the club.
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