Ramazani turns Valencia stint around as option to stay is considered | OneFootball

Ramazani has transformed his Valencia stint since January, moving from the exit list to a key role after the window shut, helped by team-mates’ injuries and his chemistry with Sadiq, who arrived in 2026. The Belgian on loan is now being considered for a stay beyond summer 2026.

According to Superdeporte, with the market still open he came on against Espanyol, won and converted a penalty. He was set for minutes versus Betis at La Cartuja, as Corberán said, but a defensive injury scuppered it. He then played more than 10 minutes against Madrid and started the Levante derby, his first start of the year, scoring in a win.

He is among the team’s leading scorers despite limited minutes. He has started six matches, all after the window closed. He also scored penalties versus Villarreal and Osasuna and showed defensive edge with a booking to stop an Alavés break.

Beyond the Levante strike in open play, he added another at Sevilla in the Sánchez Pizjuán. Both were away and both sealed victories.

Ramazani would not rule out staying. He feels settled and backed in the dressing room, and his status with the staff has shifted. The club are also working on Lucas Beltrán, which is not advanced, while Raba will leave barring a surprise.

Several deals are active, some costly, so any Ramazani move could wait unless Leeds ease talks. He is contracted there until 2028, leaving the Premier League club in no rush.

Source: Superdeporte