Leeds United Star ‘Still Waiting For A Last Minute Call’ To Join Club | OneFootball

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Leeds United winger Largie Ramazani is moving forward with a switch to Burnley for now, but still has hope for a last-minute call from Valencia.

Ramazani is widely expected to leave Elland Road before the end of the summer transfer window, after being frozen out of the squad by manager Daniel Farke.

The 25-year-old spent last season on loan at Valencia, and he has been keen to return to Los Che, but a move has not materialised yet.

Valencia have been trying to find a solution to make his return possible, but Leeds United do not want another loan deal and are holding firm on their €4m valuation plus a sell-on clause.

With Leeds United unwilling to play ball with Valencia, Los Che have identified Liverpool star Harvey Elliott as an alternative.

Ramazani has gained substantial interest from the Championship sides Burnley and West Ham United, while it was also believed clubs from the Saudi Pro League were also keen on his signature.

Now, as things stand, Ramazani is moving forward with Burnley, but is ‘still waiting for a last-minute call’ from Valencia, according to Spanish journalist German Munoz.

The Belgian winger did have a productive time in the Championship, having made 29 appearances, contributing to eight goals, and helping the Whites secure promotion.

It remains to be seen where Ramazani will play his football this season, but his Leeds United adventure could well be over or close to it.

Whether Valencia will go back for him before the window closes now is very much in the balance and Ramazani could be playing his football at Turf Moor.