Salford Red Devils’ salary cap restriction reimposed after non-payment of staff and players | Rugby League News happymamay

Salvord Red Devils has been re -restricted after not paying employees and players.

In addition to the current restrictions on players’ movements inside and outside the BetFred Super League, which was already present, the maximum sustainability of 1.2 million pounds was imposed on the club in February, and will be raised before the round match, immediately.

Salford was asked to update and explain to the RFL Special measures committee and their representatives from the Rugabi League at a meeting on Wednesday morning, the current position regarding the failure to pay the employees, and how it will be corrected in addition to a broader update of the club’s financial sustainability.

Players and employees were still waiting on Friday with the continuation of the acquisition; The club suffered from severe defeats, while it lost the first three games of the season with the score of 156-6.

Before the first match of this season, the fourth match last year in the league announced a deal agreed with a consortium to buy 100 percent of the club in an agreement that clarifies their current debts.

Coach Paul Rolley He was confident that they would be paid on FridayBut this did not speak with the club’s position again under the ceiling of financial stability again.

As the Salford players continue to full training before the match in Custardord in protest against the failure to pay wages, there must be real doubt that the game can go ahead.

In a statement on Tuesday, the club said: “Salford Red Devils can confirm that the club will be under the restrictions of sustainability in BetFred Super League this week against Castleford Tigers on Friday 7 March.

“This is due to the delay in financing after acquisition with the money currently suspended.

“CEO Chris Erwin and the new ownership will meet with the Special Training Committee and RL Commercial tomorrow morning. For our fans, we apologize with sincerity, we know that this is not an easy time to be a fan of Salvord Reds.

“We apologize to you on behalf of our new property who assured the club that Al -Ittihad is working to correct the financial situation and there will be no other problems. Thank you for your patience and support.”

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