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Valencia see Largie Ramazani ‘being willing to put in more effort’ to get a move from Leeds United as one way he can secure a return to the Mestalla.

Ramazani spent last term on loan at Valencia and the Spanish side are keen to bring him back, with their CEO seeing him as an excellent value for money option.

Los Che coach Carlos Corberan is less convinced, but his main priority is to get a new winger in and he would be prepared to accept Ramazani.

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Leeds though have so far priced Ramazani at a level Valencia will not pay and are holding out to see if their asking price is met by another club.

Whites boss Daniel Farke has made clear that Ramazani is not in his plans and all the signs point towards an exit.

Valencia see three options that would allow them to be able to bring Ramazani back, according to Spanish daily Sport.

One of the options Los Che see involves Ramazani ‘being willing to put in more effort’ to force through a move.

The other two options are that Leeds eventually accept a loan deal, or lower their price tag down to a level Valencia will pay.

Whether Ramazani is prepared to start putting serious pressure on Leeds in the weeks ahead remains to be seen, but he does want to return to Valencia.

The winger was recently in touch with several players at Valencia to tell them he wants to come back.

Leeds appear to be playing hardball on a number of exits, with Ramazani not alone in that regard.

The Whites have slapped a huge £16m price tag on striker Joel Piroe, which so far no club are willing to meet.

Piroe, like Ramazani, is out of favour at Elland Road and has proven able to make no real impact on Farke’s Premier League plans.