“The deprivation calls on Mr. Yongj to abandon his interests at the club, if he cannot do so during the agreement, the league will take into account all the options available within the framework of the rules to reach a conclusion,” he said.
“The league continues to work closely with Reading FC to promote the club’s sales as soon as possible, in order to end the current uncertainty of his future for his staff, supporters and broader society,” he said.
In court on Friday, Yongje said he could not sell him while Kuhig, who had previously tried to buy the club, had remained in place.
Royales said it had entered a special stage with an appeared party at the end of last month.
At that time, they said they were optimistic that the contract could be completed quickly and “for the benefit of all parties concerned.
A number of attempts to seize – including Kuhges – after Yongje adhered to a intention to sell the club in March last year.
Reading is in the first round of the first round, two points of the place of the place, after 10 games without losing.