Valencia consider two routes to re-sign Largie Ramazani as Leeds price edges towards four million euros | OneFootball

Valencia are short across the pitch and their attacking priority is to bring back Largie Ramazani, with two possible routes.

According to Superdeporte, the goalkeeping department is covered by two starters-in-waiting, but Haas’s injury and doubts over Diakhaby highlight the need for at least one specialist centre-back. Arnau is seen as an emergency option in a back three, provided Maffeo is available.

Midfield additions are complicated while André Almeida’s exit is delayed. The plan is to add two attackers, one could be a striker, but Corberán favours a wide forward who can also play through the middle, namely Ramazani.

Corberán finished last season very satisfied with the Belgian international, who has fitted in at Mestalla. He remains in direct contact with team-mates and his friend Sadiq also wants him back.

Burnley attempted to secure his signing, even submitting an offer, but it was not accepted and was then withdrawn. The player has no intention of moving to the Championship. Other Premier League sides showed interest without making firm bids.

Leeds were still asking eight million euros in July. With limited options and the player keen to leave, all signs point to that figure dropping towards around four million euros, roughly what Valencia expect for Almeida.

Two scenarios are on the table for a return. A straight purchase near four million euros could strain other business, while a fresh loan with an obligation to buy at the end of 26/27 aligns better with Ron Gourlay’s plan and budget.

Source: Superdeporte

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