This season marks a tactical turning point for Salford City with the arrival of a new coach. His innovative approach has allowed the team to switch to a more dynamic formation, focusing on ball possession and high pressing. This change seems to have boosted players' confidence on the pitch, creating a synergy that has been lacking in previous seasons.

One of the most notable aspects of this new tactic is the use of the width of the pitch. Full-backs like R. Longelo-Mbule have been given the freedom to exploit the flanks, creating goal-scoring opportunities. In the match against Walsall, this approach saw the team score two goals in under 30 minutes, demonstrating the squad's ability to adapt quickly.

The pressing game has also been enhanced, with players like F. Borini and K. Cesay putting constant pressure on opposing defenders. This style of play has resulted in numerous ball recoveries and has allowed Salford City to quickly regain control of the game. The team appears not only stronger defensively but also more creative in attack.

Supporters are beginning to believe that this momentum could lead to a playoff spot. If these tactical projects continue, Salford City could become serious contenders in the promotion battle.