Dai Yongge: Reading owner disqualified and told to sell club by 4 April
“The disqualification requires Mr Yongge to divest his interests in the club and if he fails to do so within the agreed time frame, the league will consider all options available in its regulations to conclude the matter.
“The League continues to work closely with Reading FC to conduct the club’s sale with the earliest opportunity to end the current uncertainty of the future of its employees, supporters and the wider community.”
In court Friday, Younger argued that he could not sell, and that Couhig had previously tried to buy the club – his securities remained.
The royal family announced that they had Entering an exclusive period There was an unnamed party at the end of last month.
At the time, they said they were optimistic that the deal could be completed quickly and that it would be “for all relevant interests.”
Many attempts to take over – Including Kushig’s – Since Yongge is committed to A letter of intent to sell the club in March last year.
In 10 unbeaten games, Reading is the eighth point in the league, ranking second in the playoffs.
