Woodley United FC’s first-team and Royals sides have both returned to pre-season training ahead of their 2021/22 campaigns.
The Kestrels teams both took part in their first session back at the weekend, held at Bulmershe School.
Woodley’s first-team will compete at step six in the Combined Counties Division One next season alongside fellow local teams Berks County FC and Eversley & California.
The Kestrels had previously played in Hellenic League Division One East but will make the switch to Combined Counties League as a result of the FA league restructure.
The first-team will be under new management from next season after Christian Parker took over from Jamie Williams in April.
Woodley United Royals play at step seven in the Thames Valley Premier League.
Both teams are searching for new players to join ahead of a new season.
For more details, contact: woodleysenior1s@woodleyunitedfc.co.uk
Woodley United FC first-team and Royals return to pre-season training
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