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Reading FC prospect Femi Azeez targeted by clubs with Royals contract set to expire

Andy Preston by Andy Preston
Wednesday, June 29, 2022 7:01 am
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The future of young Reading FC prospect Femi Azeez remains in doubt with several clubs monitoring his situation.

Azeez is reportedly a target for EFL clubs as well as Dutch club Go Ahead Eagles and Portuguese side FC Famalicao according to the Daily Mail.

The Royals, who are under another transfer embargo this summer, which will limit them to only making free transfers and loan signings have already lost some key players.

Azeez’ contract at Reading expires at the end of the month, but amid interest from other clubs, the Royals have offered him a new deal.

John Swift, Josh Laurent and Andy Rinomhota have all departed the club after the expiration of their contracts to join fellow Championship clubs this transfer window.

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Meanwhile, Paul Ince’s side have signed Australian goalkeeper Dean Bouzanis and Tom Ince on free transfers, while goalkeeper Joe Lumley has joined on a season-long loan from Middlesbrough.

The 21-year-old forward, who is the older brother of promising Arsenal midfielder Miguel Azeez, signed for the Royals in 2019

He had a breakthrough campaign in the 2021/22 season having made his debut for the first-team the previous season.

However, his promising start was disrupted by injury which saw him miss a large period of the season.

Azees scored his first goal for the club in Reading’s 2-1 Championship win over Preston North End in August 2021

He followed that up with another home goal when he netted against Bristol City as Reading lost out 3-2 in an entertaining contest to Bristol City.

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