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‘He would be the perfect signing’: Reading FC fan favourite training with club ahead of potential return

Andy Preston by Andy Preston
Thursday, November 6, 2025 8:07 am
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A fan favourite is currently training with Reading FC ahead of a potential return to the club just three years after departing.

Midfielder Andy Rinomhota, who made 139 appearances for the club between 2018-2022, has been training at Bearwood Park with rumours now circulating that he could rejoin the club.

Rinomhota made a big impact on the first-team during his time at Reading and was renowned for his consistency. He won the player of the season award in the 2018/19 campaign.

He left Reading on a free transfer in 2022 after the expiration of his contract and joined Cardiff City on a three-year deal.

He made a total of 82 appearances for the Bluebirds and won the Players’ Player of the season award in a tricky season for the club as they were relegated into League One.

He also spent the 2023/24 season on loan at Rotherham United in the Championship and played 16 times under new Royals manager Leam Richardson.

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Fans have reacted on social media to the potential return of Rinomhota, who would be able to join the club at any point in the season as a free agent.

One user on X said: “Rinomhota would walk into our team at right back or midfield. Get it done!”

Another added: “Andy Rinomhota would be the perfect signing. Worked with Richardson before han, and strong ties with the club. Get it done Rob.”

Another said: “Hopefully Rinomhota’s injuries are behind him. Keep him fit, he’s easily better than majority of players in this league.”

Another user added: “I know people have bad opinions on former players joining the club but Rinomhota at this level would be fantastic.”

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