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Reading FC pair named in League One Team of the Year 2025

Andy Preston by Andy Preston
Friday, January 2, 2026 5:29 am
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Reading pair Lewis Wing and Joel Pereira have both been named in WhoScored’s Sky Bet League One Team of the Year for 2025.

The Royals confirmed the news on social media, congratulating the midfield playmaker and goalkeeper after standout performances for the club throughout 2025.

Wing has been one of Reading’s most influential players, contributing goals and assists from midfield while regularly dictating the tempo of matches. His performances have made him a key figure in the side and one of the division’s most consistent creative players.

Goalkeeper Pereira has also played a crucial role, producing a series of eye-catching displays and helping keep Reading competitive in numerous matches. His shot-stopping ability and command of his area have earned praise throughout the campaign.

WhoScored’s Team of the Year is determined using statistical performance data across the season, highlighting players who have consistently delivered high ratings in their positions.

Reading said on X, formerly Twitter: “Congratulations to Lewis Wing & Joel Pereira who have both been named in WhoScored’s #SkyBetLeagueOne Team of the Year for 2025!”

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The recognition provides a positive note for the club as they look to build momentum heading into the latter stages of the season.

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