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READING FC: Watford FC activate Tom Ince’s relegation clause

The Hornets are looking to trigger a release clause reported to be as low as £50,000

Ji-Min Lee by Ji-Min Lee
Tuesday, June 20, 2023 2:23 pm
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Tom Ince scored nine goals and assisted four for Reading in their 2022-23 campaign. Picture: Luke Adams

Tom Ince scored nine goals and assisted four for Reading in their 2022-23 campaign. Picture: Luke Adams

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WATFORD have activated Tom Ince’s release clause, Reading Today understands.

The Hornets, who finished 11th in the Championship last season, appear to have triggered a relegation condition in the midfielder’s contract reported to be worth £50,000.

Norwich were also interested in the 31-year-old, but have not activated the release clause.

At the end of May, The Mirror first reported that Ince’s contract included a relegation clause that could be activated following the Royals’ relegation to League 1.

Ince joined Reading on loan in January 2022 before putting pen to paper for a permanent three-year deal that summer.

Managed by his father Paul Ince, the former England youth international was the Royals’ stand-out player in the 2022/23 season, picking up nine goals and four assists.

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Ince was named Reading’s Player of the Season at the club’s end of season awards.

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