Leeds United Star Has ‘Interest From Several Teams’ As ‘Important Week’ Looms | OneFootball

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Valencia are not the only club showing looking at signing Leeds United winger Largie Ramazani, with ‘interest from several teams’ in the player, ahead of an ‘important week’.

Ramazani arrived at Elland Road from Spanish club Almeria in 2024 and was considered to be an exciting signing.

He helped Leeds to win promotion from the Championship, but started to fall out of favour under Daniel Farke and was not part of the club’s Premier League plans.

The 25-year-old joined Valencia on a season-long loan last campaign and contributed to eight goals in 31 games, despite missing a few matches due to injury.

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Valencia have been trying to find a solution to bring him back for next season, and the Belgian winger wants to return to Spain with Los Che.

However, the Whites are unwilling to accept Valencia’s idea of a loan with an option to buy, something Los Che are hoping changes later this month.

The road though is not clear as, according to Spanish outlet Radio Marca, Ramazani has ‘interest from several teams’, meaning competition for Valencia.

Now Ramazani is heading into an ‘important week’ with regards to his future, with advances expected and potentially offers too.

Leeds remain at present unwilling to loan him and want a permanent sale.

Ramazani still has two years left on his current deal with the club, but it seems Leeds are looking to cash in on him to boost their transfer kitty to invest the money in strengthening their squad.

The Whites have been active in the summer transfer window, having already signed Harry Wilson, Tarik Muharemovic, and James Trafford for a club-record fee.

However, boss Farke will want to make key additions during the course of the season, and Leeds have shown interest in Barcelona winger Roony Barghi, though the La Liga giants’ transfer formula is not attractive to the club.

Valencia CEO’s Ron Gourlay has had recent contact with Ramazani, as Los Che have been working to strike a deal with Leeds over a long period of time, but as things stand, the Whites are unwilling to play ball with the Spanish outfit.

It remains to be seen which other clubs will come forward during the course of the summer transfer window for Ramazani, whose time at Leeds look to be over.