British businessman Ben Francis, CEO and majority owner of Gymshark, has ruled out buying Reading Football Club after reports had linked him to a takeoever The Royals, currently in financial...
Read moreDetailsReading manager Ruben Selles has admitted that defender Nelson Abbey is close to sealing a departure from the club.
Read moreDetailsREADING remain in the League One drop zone after they were beaten on the road at Wigan Athletic.
Read moreDetailsAmongst passion down on the pitch during the pitch invasion at the Select Car Leasing Stadium during the game against Port Vale, there was a moment of compassion as Nelson...
Read moreDetails'THIS is a heart-breaking time for Royals fans who want to see urgent action to protect this much-loved club,' a Reading MP has warned.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC's Women's Championship game with Birmingham City on Sunday has been postponed due to a break of illness.
Read moreDetailsHarvey Knibbs has said that the whole squad share the same frustrations as the fans, adding that he is glad that the supporters’ voices have been heard in the national...
Read moreDetailsREADING FC head of football operations Mark Bowen insisted that there is 'no fire fire sale' despite strong interest in several of the club's players.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC manager Ruben Selles has claimed that the club's deal to sell Tom Holmes to Luton Town is a 'good deal for everyone'.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC head of football operations Mark Bowen has reiterated that he has 'renewed hope' that Dai Yongge will sell the club.
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