Valencia 'to bring back' Largie Ramazani despite Carlos Corberan doubts | OneFootball

Largie Ramazani, the 25-year-old Belgian winger, is at the centre of an awkward three-way standoff, with Leeds United insisting on a cash exit, Valencia short of wingers and Carlos Corberan unconvinced.

Marca reports that Corberan, who coached him on loan last season and previously assisted at Leeds, is far from sold due to inconsistency in the final third, particularly during the run-in.

Even so, as alternative targets collapse amid tight finances, Valencia’s CEO of football Ron Gourlay has revisited Ramazani as a lesser-evil fallback. With the window in its final stretch, he remains on the brink of an unexpected return to Mestalla.

Daniel Farke has left him out of Leeds’ plans, but the club have shut the door on another loan after last season, demanding a firm €8 million, £6.9 million, fee and rejecting low offers.

With a contract running to 2028, Leeds are content to wait for Valencia or another suitor to meet the valuation.

Ramazani is lobbying to leave, calling former Valencia teammates to press his case. If the move happens, it would be a compromise, a coach accepting a player he did not want, a club spending reluctantly, and Leeds banking £6.9 million.

Source: Leedsunited.news

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