Class of '92 owned Salford City unveil ambitious proposals to redevelop Moor Lane
* The proposals would see the stadium's capacity increase to over 5,000
* Salford City shared their plans to the club's fans on their Twitter page
* The ambitious Salford City have plans to be part of the EFL by 2020
* Salford sit two divisions below League two after back-to-back promotions
Ambitious Salford City, who have plans to ply their trade in the Football League, have unveiled their redevelopment plans for Moor Lane.
The Class of '92 stars, Paul Scholes, Ryan Giggs, Nicky Butt, Gary and Phil Neville, are eager to revamp the stadium and if the plans go ahead, the capacity would increase to over 5,000.
The club have plans to be part of the EFL by 2020 and they see a redeveloped Moor Lane key to their long-term future.
Class of '92 owned Salford City have shared their exciting plans to redevelop their Moor Lane. The proposals would mean the stadium's capacity size would increase to over 5,000
Salford sit just two divisions below League Two but are on the up after securing back-to-back promotions in their last two seasons.
The club are looking to introduce a new all-seater stand, that will run the length of the pitch with executive seating.
There will be terraced stands behind the goals in the east and west ends of the ground.
There are also plans for a Class of '92 suite, allowing the club's owners to view matches from a better view. This would be a bigger upgrade from their current grass mound viewpoint.
Behind both goals at Moor Lane, fans will be able to watch the football from terraced stands
The main stand is set to remain, with a view to further renovation
An all-seater stand is part of the plans and it is set to run the length of the pitch
Just like at most grounds in English football, the club plan to segregate the home fans and travelling supporters.
Also, the main stand is set to remain, with a view to further renovation.
However, Salford don't just have plans to improve the stadium and increase their attendance at league matches. They are looking at building a 600-capacity supporters club.
Moments after the club tweeted their stadium proposals, Gary Neville couldn't hold back his excitement, tweeting: 'Come on Salford City!!'
Salford shared the news on Twitter that their planned proposals are going into planning imminently.
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