Reading teenagers Joseph Ntege and Jubilee Ntege have attracted interest from a number of clubs following their departure from the club.
The 16-year-old twins are reportedly being monitored by Nottingham Forest, German side Augsburg, Norwich City and Belgian club Genk.
Both players were born in Sweden and are eligible to move abroad, while they have already represented the country at under-15 and under-16 level.
The twins enjoyed an impressive season with Reading before leaving the club, with their performances attracting attention from clubs in both England and overseas.
Their eligibility to move abroad could open up a number of options as they consider the next steps in their development.
Reading have regularly produced young players who have gone on to make an impact at senior level, and the interest in the Ntege brothers highlights the attention surrounding the club’s academy prospects.
One of Reading’s most notable academy porducts has been Michael Olise who made his name with the Royals with some outstanding performances in the Championship. He moved to Premier League Crystal Palace after they triggered his £8million release clause and he since made a big money move to Bayern Munich. He is now attracting attention from Real Madrid could potentially be worth more than £150million according to reports.
