Reading born star to complete huge money Premier League transfer
Reading-born star Jamie Gittens is set to complete his huge money move to Premier League big spenders Chelsea imminently.
Reading-born star Jamie Gittens is set to complete his huge money move to Premier League big spenders Chelsea imminently.
Reading FC legend Dave Kitson has a new role having been appointed as manager at Maidenhead United FC Women.
Reading FC chairman Rob Couhig heaped praise on the job that manager Noel Hunt has done since taking over as ...
Reading FC will likely be looking to dip into the transfer market for a centre-back after the departure of Amadou ...
Reading FC owner Rob Couhig has spoken about his plans to make the club a global success in a recent ...
Reading FC owner Rob Couhig admitted that he has sometimes made 'mistakes' in his enthusiasm since taking over the club.
Former Reading FC midfielder Tryese Fornah will play against the Royals next season after signing for League One Northampton Town.
Reading FC have announced that they will play against Premier League side Tottenham Hotspur in a pre-season friendly.
Reading Football Club will be receving new investment from Aliya Capital Partners
Sir John Madejski will look back on his time as Reading FC owner at a Q&A event at the Purple ...
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