Danny Drinkwater ‘not likely’ to make Reading FC move according to Paul Ince
Reading FC boss Paul Ince gave an update on the future of midfielder Danny Drinkwater.
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Danny Drinkwater reportedly training with Reading FC squad ahead of potential return
Danny Drinkwater has been linked with a return to Reading FC after reportedly training with the squad throughout pre-season.
Paul Ince confirms Reading FC are close to completing two new signings
Reading FC manager Paul Ince is ?hopeful? that the club will seal the transfers of Naby Sarr and Mamadou Loum ...
Reading FC transfer target Charlie Austin set for move to Australian side Brisbane Roar
Reading FC are set to miss out on summer transfer target Charlie Austin is set to sign for Australian team ...
Former Reading FC striker Andy Carroll set to sign for Champions League Club Brugge
Former Reading FC striker Andy Carroll is close to completing a move to Belgian side Club Brugge.
Five Championship free agents Reading FC could sign this summer
Reading FC will undoubtedly be on the lookout in the free agents market this summer to bolster their squad.
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