Reading FC: Lucas Joao, Luke Southwood and Shane Long among players to depart after contract expirations
READING FC have confirmed that six first-team players will depart the club when their contracts expire this summer.
Tag: Luke Southwood
‘It’s going to be an interesting summer’ Reading FC goalkeeper Luke Southwood unsure on future at club
READING FC goalkeeper Luke Southwood is currently unsure whether he will be at the club at the start of next ...
Reading FC goalkeeper Luke Southwood joins Cheltenham Town on loan deal
Reading FC goalkeeper Luke Southwood has joined Cheltenham Town on a one-year loan deal.
Reading FC keeper Luke Southwood told to find new club
Reading FC goalkeeper Luke Southwood reportedly has been told by the club that he is free to leave this summer.
‘You can hear his voice from a mile off’: Reading FC boss praises influence of Orjan Nyland
Reading FC interim manager Paul Ince has praised the influence of new goalkeeper Orjan Nyland.
Reading FC striker Lucas Joao wins international call for Angola
Reading FC striker Lucas Joao has won his first international call-up to represent Angola.
Southwood signs new Reading deal
Goalkeeper Luke Southwood has signed a new contract with Reading FC to keep him at the club until 2023.Southwood, 23, ...
INTERVIEW: Sam Walker impressed by talented young Reading FC goalkeepers
In George Legg and Luke Southwood, Reading FC are developing some talented young goalkeepers. That is the feeling of Sam ...
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