Rob Couhig outlines goals for Reading's season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 11, 2026, 10:08 AM
Last updated Aug 11, 2026
Reading owner Rob Couhig stated his objectives for the upcoming season on BBC Radio Berkshire, emphasizing the need for the club to become self-sustainable and to aim for promotion in League One. He mentioned that the club will commence its season with a home match against Luton Town this Saturday. Couhig has faced scrutiny from some supporters regarding his transfer strategies but reaffirmed his commitment to improving the club's financial independence through new revenue streams. He has already made several signings this summer and plans to continue enhancing the squad as the transfer window remains open until September 1.
- •Reading begins the season against Luton Town on Saturday.
- •Couhig aims for promotion and self-sustainability this season.
- •Club has made multiple signings, including Godwin-Malife and Brown.
- •Couhig emphasizes improving financial independence through sponsorship.
- •Transfer window remains open until September 1.
- 10:08 AMYahoo Sports — Couhig targets sustainable Reading and promotion
"Reading owner Rob Couhig says that his goals for the upcoming season are to make the club self sustainable and to push for promotion.
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