Overview
- David Beckham and Gary Neville completed their takeover of Salford City FC earlier this month, buying out shares from fellow 'Class of '92' members.
- Their consortium includes Declan Kelly and Lord Mervyn Davies, replacing former major backer Peter Lim, who stepped away last year.
- The new owners have pledged to maintain Salford's existing budget model while committing funds for the next four to five years.
- Neville emphasized their focus on sustainability and community engagement, preserving the cheapest ticket prices in the English Football League.
- They aim to achieve promotion from League Two to the Championship within five years, distancing themselves from high-spending approaches seen at Wrexham and Birmingham City.