Reading manager Leam Richardson has expressed confidence in the club’s ownership and recruitment strategy as the team prepares for their League One campaign. Richardson stated he trusts the decision-makers to secure the necessary players during the remainder of the transfer window to build a competitive squad capable of mounting a promotion challenge.
Club owner Rob Couhig has publicly committed to strengthening the roster, indicating that the organization will pursue available opportunities before the window closes. Couhig has also made clear his ambition for the club to achieve promotion this season and has pledged his full support to Richardson’s project.
Richardson, who took charge in late October of the previous season after the club finished 12th in the division, believes the team is now better positioned to succeed having completed a full pre-season together. He emphasized that everyone connected with the organization shares the promotion objective and is determined to work toward it through dedication and professionalism.
The Royals begin their new campaign at home against Luton Town on Saturday. Richardson expressed optimism about the season ahead and highlighted the importance of supporter engagement, noting that the team will strive to deliver performances that merit fan backing throughout the campaign.
Originally reported by Sports.yahoo →
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