Salford City: from 2010 to 2014. Despite the 2009–10 season's heroics, the team again struggled at the start of the 2010–11 season, and Darren Quick decided to end his tenure as caretaker manager, replacing himself with Rhodri Giggs who would act as player-manager alongside experienced coach Danny Jones. Results improved under Giggs with team finishing the season in 12th position. The club began well in 2011–12 with hopes of a playoff push, however a poor run of form at the start of 2012, combined with the frequent departure of the club's top players, resulted in a mid-table finish. After the final home game of the season, Giggs announced he was resigning from the post with immediate effect. In May 2012, the club appointed ex-professional Darren Sheridan as the new manager. The 2012–13 season started well in the league, and the club also enjoyed a local derby in the preliminary round of the FA Cup against FC United of Manchester. Over 1300 fans were in attendance at Moor Lane to watch the Ammies narrowly lose in a five-goal thriller. Sheridan's tenure at the club lasted only 8 months though, and he resigned from the club in January 2013 after a review of the club's budget. The club appointed Andy Heald as caretaker manager, before announcing his appointment on a full-time basis a month later. Under Heald's leadership, Salford finished a disappointing sixteenth place in the Premier League Division North, but enjoyed a good cup run by reaching the final of the Manchester Premier Cup where they faced Mossley at Edgeley Park. Despite a rousing late comeback to level the score at 2–2, Mossley eventually triumphed 4–2 in the resulting penalty shoot-out. At the end of the season, Heald and his assistant Chris Thompson left the club by mutual consent due to business and family commitments. Ahead of the 2013–14 campaign, the club appointed Barry Massay and Phil Power as joint managers and Salford based businesswoman Karen Baird took over as chairman from the long-serving Quick. The new management team got off to a strong start and were unbeaten after the first six games of the season, however, form began to dip and in October 2013 the decision was made to reshuffle the management team with Power assuming sole managerial responsibility and Massay dropping down to an assistant managerial role, before subsequently leaving the club completely a month later [Wikipedia, 22.12.2018].

2014-15: 8. sarjatasolla (Northern League ~ Division One ~ North) 2014 onwards - takeover by the Class of 92: In March 2014, news broke of the proposed takeover of the club by former Manchester United players Ryan Giggs, Gary Neville, Phil Neville, Paul Scholes and Nicky Butt, subject to Football Association and Northern Premier League approval, with the deal expected to be completed by the summer. The remainder of the 2013–14 season saw Power lead Salford to a 12th position finish in the Premier League Division North. With the proposed takeover of the club completed, the new ownership team were present at pre-season training in July 2014, at which Giggs suggested the consortium had ambitious aims for the non-league club, with a target of Championship level football within 15 years. It was confirmed that Baird would remain the club's chairman and Power would continue as manager. Prior to the start of the 2014–15 season, the club announced a showcase match against a "Class of '92 XI" featuring all five of the new owners which Salford City went on to win 5–1. The 2014–15 season started with Salford unbeaten in the first 13 games. In September 2014, the ownership team announced that they had agreed to sell a 50% stake in the club to Singapore–based billionaire Peter Lim, the owner of Valencia CF. Despite the promising start, a dip in form during December resulted in only 4 wins from the following 11 matches which saw the team fall behind Darlington 1883 at the top of the league. As a result, Power was sacked in January 2015 after 18 months in the role. Owners Paul Scholes and Phil Neville acted as caretaker managers for the subsequent match against Kendal Town, before announcing the arrival of the new managerial team of Anthony Johnson and Bernard Morley. Johnson and Morley had led Ramsbottom United to promotion from the Northern Premier League Division One North during the previous season. The new managerial team went on to win 15 of the remaining 17 matches of the season, a feat which saw them regain their place at the top of the table. With Darlington failing to win their penultimate match of the season, Salford were crowned champions, guaranteeing promotion to the Northern Premier League Premier Division. The championship was celebrated with Salford recording their ninth consecutive win in a 5–0 victory over Ossett Town in front of a crowd of over 1100 (Wikipedia, 2018). Bernard Morley and Anthony Johnson were appointed joint-managers in January 2015.

2015-16: Nousijana 7. sarjatasolla (Northern League ~ Premier) * Nousi edelleen suoraan 6. sarjatasolle (Conference * North).

2016-17: Nousijana 6. sarjatasolla (Conference * North)

2017-18: Toinen peräkkäinen kausi 6. sarjatasolla (Conference * North) ~ nousi 5. sarjatasolle (Conference). In March 2017 joint managers Morley & Johnson signed two-year full-time contracts starting from 1 April, 2017. The club also announced that from 1 July, players with the club would become full-time professional players. On 19 October 2017, the newly named Peninsula Stadium was unveiled by the Class of 92's former manager Sir Alex Ferguson. On 21 April 2018, the club became champions of the National League North for the 2017–18 season with one game to play, thereby securing promotion to National League, once again re-setting the bar for the highest level the club has ever attained. Following this, on 8 May 2018 it was announced the joint managers had left the club by mutual consent, due to irreconcilable differences regarding performance and contract length. Shortly afterwards on the 14 May Graham Alexander was appointed as the club's new manager [Wikipedia, 2018].

2018-19: Nousijana viidennellä sarjatasolla (Conference * National League): sijoitus: 3/24 * nousi League Two-liigaan play-off-otteluista. (14.5.2018): Graham Alexander nimitettiin Salford Cityn uudeksi manageriksi. Graham Alexander nimettiin Salford Cityn manageriksi toukokuussa 2018. Aiemmin: 2011-12 Preston, 2012-15 Fleetwood ja 2016-18 Scunthorpe. (29.12.2018 * Conference): Barrow-Salford 3-2. (Salford, 29.12.2018): (mV) Chris Neal - Scott Wiseman, Ibou Touray, Liam Hogan, Carl Piergianni, Nathan Pond (Emmanuel Dieseruvwe), Gus Mafuta (ulosajo, 35min), Danny Whitehead, Matt Green, Adam Rooney ja Danny Lloyd (Liam Nolan). Vaihdossa: (mv) Max Crocombe, Harry Brockbank ja Rory Gaffney. Maalit: Touray ja Green. Ei lainamiehiä. Manageri: Graham Alexander.

2019-20: Nousijana ensi kertaa varsinaisissa liigaympyröissä (neljäs sarjataso ~ League Two) * Graham Alexander jatkoi managerina. (13.8.2019 * League Cup): Salford-Leeds 0-3. (Salford, 13.8.2019): (mV) Chris Neal - Joseph Jones, Ibou Touray, Carl Piergianni, Nathan Pond, Oscar Threlkeld (Rory Gaffney), Richard Towell, Lois Maynard, Danny Whitehead, Jake Beesley (Danny Lloyd), Mani Dieseruvwe (Adam Rooney). Vaihdossa: (mv) Kyle Letheren, Scott Wiseman, Dan Jones ja Martin Smith. Ei lainamiehiä. Manageri: Graham Alexander.

Salford City * kausi 2020-21 * League Two. (erikoissivullemme).