Aliya Capital Partners have confirmed that they are set to invest in Reading Football Club, joining Rob Couhig and Todd Trosclair in the new era.
Couhig, along with business partner Trosclair, officially took over on May 14 after a nine month battle with Dai Yongge, which included a trip to court.
The Royals fans, so unused to positive news, are blown away with the early actions, with Lewis Wing extending his contract and season tickets flying off the shelves.
Speaking about bringing in extra investment from the off, Couhig appears to have found his man as outlets in America have linked Ross Kestin with joining the Board of Directors.
“We are excited to share that Aliya Capital Partners is joining the new ownership group at Reading Football Club,” the statement said.
“This investment represents more than just a stake in a storied club—it reflects our belief in the power of sports as a platform for innovation, community engagement, and long-term value creation.
“We’re proud to partner with an outstanding group committed to restoring and growing Reading FC both on and off the pitch.
“Here’s to a bright future for the club, its fans, and the Reading community.”
A firm with a portfolio including the likes AirBnB, Uber and an unsuccessful takeover at Everton, the report stated that Couhig confirmed Aliya’s investment into the team when contacted by Bloomberg.
The Reading Chronicle understands that the investment confirmation is still subject to EFL approval, but this is expected to come in the coming days.
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