‘Fans should be excited’: Reading FC confirms investment from Aliya Capital Partners
Reading Football Club will be receving new investment from Aliya Capital Partners
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Wareham joins League One side after rejecting Reading FC contract
Young striker Jayden Wareham has joined League One Exeter City after rejecting a contract to stay at Reading FC.
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Reading FC striker to depart club after rejecting contract offer
Young Reading FC forward Jayden Wareham has rejected a new contract and will leave the club.
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Reading FC defender Amadou Mbengue completes QPR transfer
Defender Amadou Mbengue has completed his free transfer from Reading FC to join Championship side Queens Park Rangers.
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Reading FC fixtures for 2025/25 campaign released
Reading FC will kick off the new 2025/26 campaign with an away fixture at Lincoln City on Saturday, August 2.
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Reading FC legend Jimmy Quinn reunited with fans
Reading FC legend Jimmy Quinn was reunited with fans as he hosted a Q&A evening at the Purple Turtle last Sunday.
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Reading FC captain signs new contract
Reading Football Club have confirmed that club captain Andy Yiadom has put pen to paper on a new contract with the Royals.
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Reading FC confirm latest signing as goalkeeper joins on free transfer
Reading FC have confirmed their latest addition as goalkeeper Jack Stevens joins the club on a two-year deal.
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Sumas’ Ladies search for players
Wokingham Town ladies football club is on the lookout for new players.
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Reading FC Women confirm departure of first-team manager
Reading FC Women have confirmed that first-team manager Pedro Bruno has departed the club.
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