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Leeds United are currently not accepting a loan with an option to buy for winger Largie Ramazani, who continues to be wanted by Valencia.

Ramazani impressed Valencia during his loan spell at the club last season, but Leeds refused to include an option to buy last summer, meaning Los Che had no easy mechanism to keep him.

The wide-man is out of favour at Leeds and was not taken on the club’s pre-season trip to the United States.

He is keen to return to Valencia and the club’s CEO has had recent contact with him, however Leeds are refusing to agree to the kind of deal Los Che want.

Valencia would like to strike a new loan agreement with Ramazani, which this time contains an option to buy in it.

According to Spanish journalist Nacho Sanchis though, Leeds ‘for now aren’t accepting a loan with an option to buy’.

As such, Valencia’s push to bring Ramazani back looks to be on hold, as they wait to see if Leeds soften their stance as the month goes on.

Leeds have already brought in a new winger in the shape of Harry Wilson and if Ramazani does stay put at Elland Road then he looks set for little in the way of playing time.

He is keen to head back to Valencia and the Spanish side could potentially look for Ramazani to apply pressure on Leeds to make the deal happen.

Leeds would though rather sell the wide-man and will be hoping clubs with more cash that Valencia enter the fray.

The Whites could even bring in another winger before the window closes, with interest in Barcelona winger Roony Barghji, who is set to depart the Camp Nou.

Valencia also hold an interest in Bardghji, but Barcelona want to sell the Swede to bring in cash, while also including a buy-back clause to make sure they stay in control of his future.