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by Andy Preston
August 7, 2026
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Reading FC chairman Rob Couhig will meet supporters at the club’s Fanstore as the Royals launch their new 2026/27 away kit.

The club has announced that Couhig will be at the Fanstore from 2pm today (Friday) as fans are given the chance to purchase the new shirt and ask questions about the club.

Supporters will be able to speak to the chairman about a range of topics, including the ongoing transfer window and other matters affecting Reading FC.

The event comes as the Royals prepare for the start of the new League One campaign, with manager Leam Richardson continuing to shape his squad ahead of the season.

Reading confirmed earlier this week that their new away kit would be released on August 7, with the design expected to feature a hooped style.

The club will also release a third kit for the 2026/27 season, although a date for that launch has not yet been announced.

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The Fanstore Q&A provides supporters with an opportunity to meet Couhig and put their questions directly to the chairman as the club enters a new season under its ownership group.

Reading FC said: “Got a question for Rob Couhig about the transfer window or anything else at Reading? The chairman will be in the Fanstore from 2pm tomorrow as our new 2026/27 away kit goes on sale.”

Fans attending the event will also be among the first to get their hands on the Royals’ latest away strip.

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