Five free agents Reading FC could look to sign this summer
READING FC are once again under a transfer embargo and could look to the free agents market to resolve the ...
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‘Stay with us’ Ruben Selles sends message to Reading FC fans ahead of League One opener
READING FC manager Ruben Selles has urged fans to stick with his team ahead of the new League One season.
Reading FC sign experienced defender Harlee Dean on free transfer
READING FC have sealed a deal for experienced centre-back Harlee Dean on a free transfer.
‘We have to take advantage’ Ruben Selles targets new transfers to bolster Reading FC squad
READING FC boss Ruben Selles has confirmed that the club still has plenty of transfer targets before the end of ...
Reading FC secure young talent Charlie Savage on permanent deal from Manchester United
Reading FC have completed the permanent signing of young midfielder Charlie Savage from Manchester United.
Reading FC sign free agent Lewis Wing on three-year deal
READING FC have confirmed the signing of midfielder Lewis Wing on a free transfer.
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