David Beckham and Gary Neville have spearheaded a new ownership group at Salford City – with the rest of their former Class of ’92 stars stepping away.
The former Manchester United stars had held a 60 per cent share in the League Two club along with Paul Scholes, Phil Neville, Nicky Butt and Ryan Giggs.
However, that quartet has now handed over their shares while Beckham and Neville have brought in new partners and investment of between £11-15million as they target Championship football within five years.
Butt is no longer at the club, although Scholes will continue to advise on player trading and Giggs will do likewise on football matters.