The partner of a Reading FC player has urged owner Dai Yongge to “do the right thing” and sell the club.
The beleaguered League One side have been docked points after Mr Dai failed to pay wages and tax bills on time.
Yazmine Delarosè, partner of midfielder Lewis Wing, said the uncertainty had “directly affected” her family and those of staff at the club.
Her comments come as Reading’s former chief executive said a deal to sell the Royals could be completed by mid-May.
They are eight points above the drop zone after having six points deducted this season.
Fans forced the abandonment of their match with Port Vale in January in protest at Mr Dai’s ownership.
The English Football League (EFL) previously issued a series of penalties against Mr Dai for financial misconduct and urged him to start funding the club or sell up as soon as possible.
The BBC understands Reading has a cash shortfall of about £1m for March.
Among her recent posts on X, Ms Delarosè said “This situation is wrong on so many levels and I’ve had enough of being silent and sitting back waiting for it the magically be okay!”
Midfielder Wing joined the club last year and moved closer to the area with Miss Delarosè and their young son.
She told the BBC: “I just wanted to let everyone to know, that everyone close to the club are all in the same boat – that I was feeling it.
“When we joined Reading it was so exciting, I thought we’d be able to set roots down, get my little boy into nursery, buy a house and start settling down.
“Now no-one knows what’s going on, the fans and the employees don’t know what that next stages looks like – the unknown does scare people.”
Midfielder Wing joined the club last year and moved closer to the area with Miss Delarosè and their young son.
She told the BBC: “I just wanted to let everyone to know, that everyone close to the club are all in the same boat – that I was feeling it.
“When we joined Reading it was so exciting, I thought we’d be able to set roots down, get my little boy into nursery, buy a house and start settling down.
“Now no-one knows what’s going on, the fans and the employees don’t know what that next stages looks like – the unknown does scare people.”
