Valencia ‘to propose’ loan with £3.5m obligation for Largie Ramazani | OneFootball

Valencia are exploring a loan with a mandatory purchase clause worth about £3.5m for Largie Ramazani, with Leeds United resisting a straight loan. Leedsunited.news reports that talks are active and the obligation could be tied to appearances.

Leeds' only significant sale has been Pascal Struijk to Brighton for £18m, given he was in his final year. Several others left on frees, Jack Harrison went for below £1m and Isaac Schmidt joined Young Boys for £2m.

Lucas Perri has left on loan for a fee of £850,000, with just over £12m due if Torino make it permanent. Joel Piroe departed on an initial loan that carries an obligation dependent on West Ham's promotion, likely to bring in around £16m. Sebastiaan Bornauw's obligation is expected to trigger if Hamburg remain in the Bundesliga, valued between £3.5m and £4m.

Valencia's structure is understood to delay any upfront payment by hinging the buy clause on matches played. Leeds prefer a clean mandatory purchase and are unwilling to sanction a simple loan.

Interest has grown, with West Ham and Burnley joined by Parma, Lecce and Monza with loan approaches. The winger was said to favour a Saudi Pro League move, yet Valencia currently appear best placed. A permanent bid could change the picture, and Leeds look likely to take a loss.

Source: Leedsunited.news

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