Andy Rinomhota: Reading midfielder targets momentum

Reading midfielder Andy Rinomhota is hoping to sustain his current levels for the club having made an impact on the field so far this campaign.

The 29-year-old re-joined the Royals in late 2025 before going on to make just three appearances in League One through the second half of last season.

But after a positive pre-season and start to this term, he looks to have established himself as a key member of Leam Richardson's side having played in all four of their league fixtures.

"I'm very happy to be back playing regular football," he told BBC Radio Berkshire.

"I think I'm showing now in my performances which have been good, I'm just hoping I can keep building my momentum now and keep getting that regularity in the team which makes a difference.

"I'm at a good level but I've still got more to give and hopefully that should show in the next three to four games now I'm at the peak of my fitness."

After losing their league opener against Luton and drawing away at Wimbledon, Reading have won their last two matches, and won them well.

With both games coming at home they beat Mansfield 5-0 before seeing off Blackpool last weekend.

Even though the Royals seem to have found their feet in the league, Rinomhota has urged his team-mates to maintain a sense of perspective.

Reading travel to Cambridge United on Saturday (15:00 BST) with the hosts having lost just once this season.

"Especially after you do have a good win it can be easy to get carried away," he added.

"A lot of our performances so far have been good, especially the Mansfield result which was very convincing.

"We have to stay level headed, keep doing the things that we are doing and make sure that we don't get carried away.

"We have to take it game by game and they come very quick in this league, things can change so quickly in a three-game week."

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