Reading midfielder Charlie Savage expressed strong confidence in his team’s ambitions to secure a top position in League One this season. Following a rocky start, Reading recently climbed to 12th place in the league after a decisive victory over Stevenage. Savage’s goal was pivotal, marking the club’s fourth win of the season and the first under their new manager, Leam Richardson.
Confident Outlook for Reading
In a recent interview with BBC Radio Berkshire, Savage emphasized the team’s resilience. He stated, “As a team we know that we’re going to be up there this season.” His determination reflects the squad’s collective mindset to rise above media scrutiny and negative remarks.
Recent Performance and Improvement
Reading’s latest win showcased an improved performance. Savage’s goal, a well-placed shot from the edge of the box, helped secure the three points against Stevenage. The team demonstrated better game management, particularly in retaining leads during matches.
- Victory over Stevenage: A crucial 1-0 win
- Current League Position: 12th in League One
- Games Remaining: 31 matches and 93 points available
- New Manager: Leam Richardson
Savage’s Background
The 22-year-old, who has made 114 appearances for Reading, previously developed through Manchester United’s youth academy before joining the club in 2023. He is also the son of Forest Green Rovers manager, Robbie Savage, a former Wales international.
Looking Ahead
With the season still ongoing, Savage is optimistic about the future. He noted, “We’ve got a little bit more defensive-minded,” highlighting the team’s adaptation under Richardson’s leadership. After their recent match, Reading will regroup and prepare for their next League One fixture against Wigan next Saturday.
