“Finally” – Pundit reacts to positive Reading FC takeover update

Carlton Palmer has shared his thoughts on the news that Reading’s owner is close to selling the club.Reading owner Dai Yongge wants to sell the club and has received offers and the deal is moving in the right direction. 4,444 Reading fans pressured Yongge to sell the club due to financial mismanagement and point deductions.Despite a difficult season, Reading’s recent form has improved, giving them hope of survival and possible promotion from the ongoing coup.EFL expert and former England international Carlton Palmer has said he hopes Reading owner Dai Yongge will agree to sell the club.Former Reading chief executive Nigel Howe helped Yongge sell the club on the right.Howe was finally able to deliver some good news as the atmosphere of doom and gloom has surrounded the coup for the past few months.Howe told STAR (Supporters Trust At Reading) that Yongge has been presented with all the club’s offers and that the deal is moving “in the right direction” for the Chinese businessman to sell the club exclusively. the deal is approaching. But they are not yet at the stage to sign it.Howe stated that Yongge is positive about one offer, so you can expect him to be close to an exclusive offer. Carlton Palmer expects Reading to get ‘deal’ -fans are under pressure that the current owner Dai Yongge will sell the club and has formed a pressure group that wants the club to be sold. The group controls sales and the Royals have paid money for financial management since Dai Yongge bought the club in 2017. A total of 16 points deducted during his time at the club.”Yongge has been fined by the EFL and although they cannot remove him from the club they have insisted they will do everything they can to help Reading find a new owner.”So finally good news for the supporters and hopefully they can get over it and Reading can look forward to again.”Reading fans finally get some good newsIt’s been a tough season being a Reading fan.After suffering relegation from the Championship last season, then battling relegation to stay in League One, the fans’ favorites had to be sold in January to keep the club afloat. It wasn’t fun.Not only that, but Reading have been linked with a number of parties in recent months, including Mike Ashley and Genevra Partners (led by former Wigan owner Talal Al-Hammad), and Yongge priced them out of the deal.On the pitch, however, Ruben Selles’ team have found form of late, losing just one of their last 11 League One matches. This saw them climb out of the relegation zone.Good news from the playground to coincide with good football is welcome to Select Car Leasing Stadium.If the exclusivity can be granted in the coming weeks, it could give the club a huge boost that could help them survive..