READING owner Dai Yongge has reportedly set an asking price of £30million to sell the club, according to The Athletic. The Royals are currently up for sale after they...
Read moreDetailsFEMI AZEEZ's double helped Reading FC move into 18th position with a 2-0 victory over relegation rivals Charlton Athletic. Azeez netted two second-half goals, the second of which was a...
Read moreDetailsREADING FC earned three more valuable points with a home victory over League One relegation rivals Charlton Athletic.
Read moreDetailsREADING manager Ruben Selles praised his team's performance after they took another step to puts themselves further clear of the League One relegation
Read moreDetailsREADING made another step towards League One survival as Femi Azeez's double saw off fellow relegation candidates Charlton Athletic.
Read moreDetailsREADING FC fans will commence with their latest protest against owner Dai Yongge on Saturday when the Royals host Charlton Athletic in League One.
Read moreDetailsFormer Reading FC player Emerse Fae is on the brink of leading Ivory Coast to glory in the Africa Cup of Nations after taking his team to the final.
Read moreDetailsThe Supporters Trust at Reading have provided an update on the club's takeover situation after their latest meeting with Nigel Howe.
Read moreDetailsSTEVENAGE manager Steve Evans believes his side should have been awarded two penalties in their League One defeat to Reading.
Read moreDetailsREADING moved out of the League One relegation zone with an impressive away victory at play-off pushing Stevenage.
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