Leeds United‘s Largie Ramazani has to sort out his future in the final weeks of this window as Valencia continue to circle.
The winger was on loan with the La Liga side last season and has returned to Elland Road. Daniel Farke left him out of his pre-season squad as he’s not part of the manager’s core plans.
On Monday, we relayed news Leeds United want to sell him. This could be an ‘important week’ to define his future, as several unnamed clubs are keen.
Clear message to Leeds United
Tuesday’s print edition of AS again states the Premier League side want to get rid of him.
The winger wants to return to the Mestalla and has made this clear to Leeds United’s board and several Valencia players.
AS don’t mention whether the Whites have accepted his request. Marca also report he’s keen on joining Valencia and has informed his former teammates.
In fact, Largie Ramazani is ‘pushing hard’ to secure this move, and whether Leeds United are willing to budge is unclear.
Valencia CEO leading pursuit
Carlos Corberán isn’t keen on the 25-year-old and is looking for wingers with different qualities.
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| Appearances | 27 | |||
| Started | 11 | |||
| Minutes per game | 46 | |||
| Total minutes played | 1250 | |||
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Los Ches have ruled out a few targets because either their profile isn’t convincing or the operation is expensive.
Therefore, Valencia CEO Ron Gourlay is ‘going his way’, meaning against the manger’s wishes.
He will strongly pursue Largie Ramazani if there are no other concrete options.
Daniel Farke’s side have set an €8m price and Corberán’s side have repeatedly contacted them to find out if there’s room to ‘adjust those terms’.
The Whites are still pushing for a sale and won’t accept any other formula.
