Largie Ramazani in limbo as Valencia ‘to end’ Leeds winger’s loan without recall clause | OneFootball

Tribuna Deportiva reports that Valencia are seeking a way to end Largie Ramazani’s season-long loan, a move complicated by the absence of a recall clause, leaving the Leeds United winger in an uncertain position.

The 24-year-old joined on loan in the summer after Leeds paid £10m to sign him from Almeria in 2024. He has struggled for minutes under Carlos Corberan, with nine appearances, no goals and one assist, as injuries bit again.

Suggestions surfaced before January that the spell could be cut short. Valencia do not want to keep him, yet the deal contains no recall clause, and Leeds excluded a permanent option in the summer.

Ramazani’s talent is clear, yet recent seasons have been undermined by injuries and limited rhythm.

Ramazani has not featured for Leeds this season, he was an unused substitute against Everton before heading to Spain. FIFA rules mean a player can represent only two clubs in a campaign, so he could move elsewhere if Valencia release him this month. Farke is not Ramazani’s biggest fan and, if he does return to Elland Road, the chances are he goes on loan again.

Source: Leedsunited.news