Reading owner Dai Yongge has failed the EFL's owners’ and directors’ test, no thanks to his business interests in China. Now, he's been ordered to either sell Reading FC by April 5, 2025, or ...

The 20-year-old centre-back arrives from League One side Reading after breaking into the first team last season, with Rovers boss Robbie Savage praising his physicality and technical ability ...

Is Reading v Tottenham Hotspur on TV? Kick-off time and how to watch friendly online - Reading contest their feature ...

For a while, Reading were strongly linked to Richard Beale, who at that time was West Brom’s under-21s manager. However, he ...

Reading FC live Q&A recap: John Swift, Paul Ince, Mark Bowen, contracts and summer transfers Reporter Jonathan Low hosts the live question and answer session for Reading FC supporters on Wednesday ...

Reading FC have not printed a matchday programme since before the Covid pandemic and the Royals have no plans to reinstate them at the moment for home games. getreading Load mobile navigation.

Relegation, points deductions, redundancies, transfer embargoes, five collapsed takeovers, petitions and protest after protest. To say Dai Yongge's tenure as owner of Reading Football Club has ...

Chiron Sports Group is in exclusive talks to buy Reading FC, the troubled English football club owned by the Chinese businessman Dai Yongge, according to people familiar with the situation.. The ...

On the sleeves of its home kit, Reading F.C. will feature 150 red and blue stripes that show a time-lapse image of rising temperatures.

Reading FC's Bearwood training ground. Credit: ITV Meridian In a statement, a spokesperson for Reading FC said: "Reading Football Club can today confirm it has reluctantly withdrawn from the ...

Chris Berry, from Reading FC Community Trust, said: "Physical activity is the most important thing in having a healthy lifestyle and if you're not able to access that at a young age, ...

Reading fans took to the pitch in protest during a match against Port Vale in January 2024 Relegation, points deductions, redundancies, transfer embargoes, five collapsed takeovers, petitions and ...