Leeds United‘s Largie Ramazani wants to return to Valencia, after spending last season on loan at the Mestalla.
The winger managed six goals and two assists from 31 matches. His performances convinced the La Liga side to make an effort to bring him back.
On June 3rd, Sport Witness covered claims from Spain that Valencia CEO Ron Gourlay travelled to England to hold talks with Leeds United.
The two clubs haven’t found an agreement yet, and the player has returned to Elland Road.
No future at Leeds United
El Desmarque state the 25-year-old is getting closer to returning to the Spanish club. He wants to join them again and there are already positive signs.
Javi Guerra recently posted a photo with Umar Sadiq and Jesús Vázquez online. Largie Ramazani commented ‘one is missing’ and this indicates he fancies a return.
Daniel Farke has left the Belgian out of his squad for the pre-season tour to America and this is a clear message that’s closeto an exit.
The manager’s decision not to include Ramazani could ‘accelerate the process and smooth out the negotiations’.
Los Ches are keen and he also wants to join them, but the problem lies with the cost. The former haven’t met the Whites’ demands yet and won’t ‘break the bank’ to sign him.
Seeking discount from Leeds United
Deportevalenciano report Carlos Corberán’s side could make a move to sign the attacker, after his omission from Leeds United’s travelling squad.
Largie Ramazani has expressed his desire to join Valencia, who are now working to convince the Whites to lower their demand. The Premier League side have a decision to make.
They end the report by stating: ‘Valencia remain hopeful of finalising this deal before the start of the season.’
‘It will be interesting to see if Leeds ultimately lowers its financial demands or if, on the contrary, Ramazani has to explore other options in the transfer market. For now, the ball is in Leeds’ court.’
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— Sport Witness (@Sport_Witness) July 16, 2026























