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Salford City and their B-team have six players currently out on loan across the leagues, here’s an update on how the Ammies’ youngsters are getting on.

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Robbie Cleary.

Robbie Cleary recently agreed a loan extension at Bamber Bridge until the end of April after scoring three goals in three games. The 21-year-old striker from Canada has made 10 appearances, starting eight and scoring four in the Northern Premier League, after initially signing in January.

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Junior Luamba.

Junior Luamba made the switch across the Pennines to National League high-flyers York City. Luamba has made 8 appearances for the club in their search to chase down league leaders Barnet, but is unfortunately yet to register a goal or assist. However, the 21-year-old did win a penalty for The Minstermen on his debut which helped the club claim a vital win against Dagenham & Redbridge.

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Marcus Dackers.

6’7 striker Marcus Dackers has stayed in Lancashire with League 2 side Morecambe. The 22-year-old has made 40 appearances and racking up a massive 2473 minutes in all competitions, scoring one and registering four assists.

Liam Humbles is a 21-year-old midfielder for playoff-chasing Gateshead. Humbles has played 13 times in the National League, totalling 784 minutes with no goal involvements. However, he has impressed enough to make 3 consecutive starts this month for the club.

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Alfie Henderson.

Alfie Henderson, plays in Salford’s B-team and has been sent out for a spell at Witton Albion in the Northen Premier League West Division. The 20-year-old is currently enjoying his time there making three appearances and making two starts for the Cheshire-based club after joining at the end of February.

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Ben Collins.

Ben Collins, another player from the B-team, has been across the Welsh Border to Flint Town United in the Cymru Premier Division. Joining at the end of January, the wing-back has made four appearances scoring his first goal in the club’s 2-2 draw against Newtown last week.

The first team will play host to Doncaster Rovers on Saturday and will be looking to follow up last week’s 1-0 win over Grimsby with another in front of the home crowd at the Peninsula Stadium.

The Ammies sit 10th, five points off Colchester in seventh and will look to kickstart a late push for the playoffs.

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