Leeds United‘s Largie Ramazani will return to Elland Road after a season on loan at Valencia.
The winger had a difficult first half of the season but impressed for the La Liga side in 2026. He finished with six goals and two assists from 31 matches this season.
Last month, the Leeds United man’s attitude and behaviour was reported on negatively in Spain. However, that hasn’t stopped Valencia from making an effort to extend his stay.
On June 3rd, Sport Witness covered claims from Spain that Valencia CEO Ron Gourlay will have a meeting with the Whites for Ramazani. The meeting is to find out the Premier League side’s conditions to sign him.
The 25-year-old has no future at Elland Road, and the Whites are looking to offload him this summer. The latest claims from the English press mention Norwich City as an option.
Valencia not giving up on Leeds United man
Monday’s edition of Levante-EMV, a newspaper local to Valencia, relays the Norwich City claim and then provide their own updates.
The Spanish club, who didn’t secure a purchase option last summer, will have to agree fresh terms with Leeds United for Largie Ramazani.
They can’t meet the fee demand, and the task is more complicated with the Canaries’ interest. The latter can offer him a salary that Carlos Corberán’s side can’t propose.
That a Championship side can outbid one of the biggest clubs in Spain shows the financial difficulties Valencia have got themselves into.
Therefore, Los Ches will use ‘sporting and emotional aspects’ to convince the Belgian to join them over another club.
If it were up to the Leeds United owned player, he would prefer to continue at Mestalla next season.
Last month, Valencia already explored the possibility of extending his stay on fresh loan with an option to buy. However, the Premier League side didn’t entertain this as their plan is to sell him.
A quick resolution to this case seems unlikely. There’s nothing Valencia and the player can do if Leeds United stand firm with their stance to sell him.
Contract, value and agent info
Largie Ramazani’s contract with Daniel Farke’s side runs until 2028, and Transfermarkt value him at €8m.
Representative Ramazani Mwanuke takes care of Leeds United man’s interests and future.
