MASON CATON-BROWN and his successful consortium are "open" to discussions with the unsuccessful bidders to revive Salford.
However, the former Super League winger has reiterated that "morals and values" will not be compromised at any stage.
Caton-Brown, along with Malcolm Crompton and Paul Hancock, won the RFL's favour to take on the licence Mason Caton-Brown open to working with other Salford bidders
MASON CATON-BROWN and his successful consortium are "open" to discussions with the unsuccessful bidders to revive Salford.
However, the former Super League winger has reiterated that "morals and values" will not be compromised at any stage.
Caton-Brown, along with Malcolm Crompton and Paul Hancock, won the RFL's favour to take on the licence