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Reading 'want to re-sign Ejaria'

Reading are reportedly in talks to bring Liverpool midfielder Ovie Ejaria back to the club, according to Football Insider.
The media outlet report the Championship side are eager to recapture the 21-year-old in what is likely to be another loan deal.
A source reportedly said the club are confident of getting the green light from the Reds to take Ejaria for another campaign after his impressive spell in the second half of last season.
Ejaria returned to Liverpool last season midway through his season-long loan at Rangers - it was cut short at his request.
He joined Reading in January and started 16 league games in the second half of the season, mainly operating in central midfield.
 Jarrod Bowen of Hull City competes with Ovie Ejaria of Readinghttp://trk.indoleads.com/5d15bd2a57f95

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