A former Reading FC manager is set to be named as the Brazil national team's new assistant manager under legendary boss Carlo Ancelotti.
Read moreDetailsThe Reading FC Community Trust has rea\zcted to the news that Rob Couhig has completed the purchase of the club from Dai Yongge.
Read moreDetailsNew Reading football club owner Rob Couhig has sent a message to season ticket holders after he completed his takeover yesterday.
Read moreDetailsReading FC protest group Sell Before We Dai have made a generous donation following the end of their campaign.
Read moreDetailsHull City have made a decision on the future of former Reading FC manager Ruben Selles following the end of the Championship season.
Read moreDetailsHarts of Bracknell Stags and Bracknell Royals enjoyed cup success.
Read moreDetailsSell Before We Dai have responded to today's announcement by Reading FC that the club has been sold to Redwood Holdings Ltd.
Read moreDetailsAmerican businessman Rob Couhig has officially completed his purchase of Reading Football Club from Dai Yongge. It has taken almost two years for the club to complete a takeover with...
Read moreDetailsThe awards are an opportunity to celebrate the people who make grassroots football great for everyone.
Read moreDetailsThe English Football League (EFL) has confirmed that they have received 'further documentation' as the sale of Reading Football Club nears completion
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