4 Reading FC players will leave in January

Reading really needs to win as many wins as soon as possible if they want to escape the relegation zone.

It may still be early in the season – but Royals fans will be worried about their team’s position in the league – although they will also understand their points deduction.

It remains to be seen whether there will be a further points deduction, but regardless, they need more points and they will want to end their poor away form in the league by winning at Northampton Town on the night. roof.

The embargo means they will be limited in what they can do in the January transfer window when it arises – and they must also be wary of possible departures.

A number of their players have been linked with moves from the Stadium to select car hire since the end of the previous window. It may still be early in the season – but Royals fans will be worried about their team’s position in the league – although they will also understand their points deduction.

It remains to be seen whether there will be a further points deduction, but regardless, they need more points and they will want to end their poor away form in the league by winning at Northampton Town on the night. roof.

The embargo means they will be limited in what they can do in the January transfer window when it arises – and they must also be wary of possible departures.

A number of their players have been linked with moves from the Stadium to select car hire since the end of the previous window.

Holmes has not featured for the first team since the Royals’ defeat at Port Vale in August. He certainly wasn’t injured while playing for the U21 team.

Unfortunately, he hasn’t featured in Noel Hunt’s squad and with that in mind, it will be difficult for him to secure a place in the first team any time soon.

Nelson Abbey, Tyler Bindon, Harlee Dean and Tom McIntyre are all ahead of him in the rankings and it would be no surprise if he is ready to move on in January.

The main reason why he cannot start is because he is not impressive, so developing him could be a challenge for Ruben Selles’ team.

Bindon has been impressive this season and although he was not a major attacking threat against Burton Albion on Saturday, he still put in an admirable performance. Given that the defender is only 18 years old, he has done well to adapt to League One and deserves recognition for his performances.

With consistently good performances, it is no surprise that Arsenal are interested in him, but it remains to be seen whether the Gunners will make a formal offer for him.

Vickers is another player said to be on Arsenal’s radar.

The teenage striker has been outstanding so far this season and would have made an impact against Burton last weekend had he been available.

He has scored two goals this season, but that does not accurately reflect his influence. The 18-year-old is worth watching and he deserves more chances to start.