PLAYER RATINGS: Joao birthday brace sees Reading FC take all three points against Stoke
Reading FC climbed to second in the league after seeing off Stoke City 2-1 at the Select Car Leasing Stadium ...
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Turkish giants Fenerbahce set to launch bid for Reading FC striker Lucas Joao
Turkish giants Fenerbahce are reportedly keen on signing Reading FC striker Lucas Joao.
Reading v Middlesbrough preview: Royals look to continue winning start at SCL
Reading FC will be looking to continue their home winning run when they host Middlesbrough on Saturday.
‘He’s one of the best strikers in the league’ Bowen determined to keep Lucas Joao at Reading FC
Reading FC head of football operations Mark Bowen has stated his determination to keep Lucas Joao at the club this ...
Turkish giants Besitkas launch bid to sign Reading FC striker Lucas Joao
European giants Besiktas have reportedly launched a bid to sign Reading FC striker Lucas Joao.
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.
Reading FC: Lucas Joao ‘confident’ he can help Royals to Championship survival
Reading FC striker Lucas Joao says that he is ‘confident’ that he will be able to keep the Royals in ...
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