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ROYALS: DAI STILL WANTS TO SELL THE CLUB

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By Chris Dunlavy

READING have moved to reassure supporters that owner Dai Yongge remains committed to selling the financially-stricken League One side.
Former Wycombe owner Rob Couhig pulled out a deal to buy the Royals in mid-September after due diligence revealed debts secured against the club’s stadium.
It was then announced in October that the Royals had entered a period of exclusivity with another, unnamed, buyer.
A lack of updates since had prompted fresh fears about Yongge’s willingness to sell, but a club statement released on Friday said the process is ongoin...

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