Salford City FC has undergone a remarkable transformation, now competing in English Football League Two, the fourth tier of the professional pyramid. Based at the Peninsula Stadium in Greater Manchester, the club is co-owned by the famed "Class of '92" Manchester United legends and businessman Peter Lim. Founded in 1940, Salford was a typical non-league club for most of its existence until the 2014 takeover sparked an unprecedented rise. The Ammies, wearing orange and black, achieved five promotions in just six seasons to reach the EFL for the first time in 2019. While the club's rapid ascent and financial backing have drawn attention, establishing themselves in League Two has been the recent challenge. Under managers like Neil Wood and now Karl Robinson, Salford aims to build a squad capable of challenging for promotion to League One, blending experienced professionals with young talent. The club's modern identity is a blend of its historic roots and ambitious new era, attracting growing support in Salford and beyond.