Super League club Salford Red Devils are issued with a reduced sustainability cap and ordered to sell players by the Rugby Football League.

SALFORD RED DEVILS still remain in talks with investors as crunch time looms large for the Super League club. The Red Devils have been thrust into the limelight in recent weeks and months following the financial issues currently plaguing the club.

Super League club Salford Red Devils are set to lose some of their biggest names as cash problems leave them in chaos just weeks before start of the new season

Super League side Salford Red Devils reveal they have been directed to sell players without delay as their salary cap must be reduced to £1.2m; Sky Sports is only place to watch every Super League game live this year,

SALFORD CITY COUNCIL have released a statement in response to Salford Red Devils’ despair. The Super League club were directed by the RFL earlier this week to sell players in a bid to raise the necessary funds to reach the £1.

Elsewhere, Love Rugby League revealed that Hull KR were among the clubs keen on Nene Macdonald while also suggesting Leeds Rhinos had lodged an interest in securing a return for Kallum Watkins.

Salford Red Devils have broken their silence on the financial situation engulfing the club: and have admitted player sales will now begin ‘without delay’ after being instructed to reduce their salary cap spend to £1.