Ramazani inspires at Valencia CF, his future still up in the air | OneFootball

Largie Ramazani has flipped his season at Valencia CF, his confidence, directness and personality now shaping games. According to Superdeporte, he has risen from fringe role to a fixture under Carlos Corberán.

He has started 10 LaLiga matches in a row, a clear shift from the patchy first half of the campaign as he finds stability and his best form.

The calendar year 2026 is proving his moment. He has six goals so far, and is Valencia CF's second top scorer behind Hugo Duro, adding end product to his pace.

His impact stretches beyond the pitch. Valencia Mestalla forward Leslie Okay celebrated a goal by copying Ramazani's trademark gesture, a sign of the trend he is setting in Paterna and among younger supporters.

The form contrasts with uncertainty over what comes next. On loan and owned by Leeds, he is under contract there until June 2028. A lack of chemistry with Daniel Farke could aid Valencia CF in seeking a fee under seven million, though another loan is the more viable option.

Leeds paid seven point seven million for his signing and are not inclined to give him away. Valencia CF will also have to compete with interest from other clubs, stirred in recent months by his goals.

Source: Superdeporte