Credit: Imago

Mark Smith

Wed 3 June 2026 9:25, UK

Largie Ramazani is one of those players who completely splits the Leeds United fanbase.

The Belgian winger signed two years ago and started brightly at Elland Road, but only lasted one season before being loaned to Valencia after promotion.

Ramazani was starting games frequently in LS11 before an untimely injury set him back, with Daniel Farke then questioning his attitude and role in the squad.

The title celebrations that followed saw the attacker at the heart of everything, but he wouldn’t get the chance to prove his worth in the Premier League.

Now, questions are starting to be asked about whether Ramazani will stay at Leeds this summer.

Largie Ramazani could return to Valencia

The most likely option right now is that Ramazani stays with Valencia and Carlos Corberan.

It’s unknown whether they can afford to sign him permanently for a fee close to the £10million that Leeds paid, but another loan may appeal to both.

Leeds fans definitely won’t want that, given they are still stuck with Jack Harrison after three loan spells away from West Yorkshire in recent years.

For now, Ramazani appears to be on his way back to England.

The former Almeria man has posted an emotional but short farewell on Instagram, with images of his playing time there after a burst of form to end the season.

Willy Gnonto liked the post and is another who could leave Elland Road this summer, with Pascal Struijk and Illan Meslier also reacting.

Who else could leave Leeds United?

Gnonto is the obvious choice to generate some cash for the squad cost regulations in the Premier League, with the Italian winger receiving interest already.

Another possible sale is Struijk, with Leeds wanting to keep the defender whose current contract only has one more season left on it.

The 49ers are looking to improve in the final third dramatically, so clearing possible space with the likes of Gnonto, Ramazani and Joel Piroe makes complete sense.

Leeds fans want to keep Gnonto, but with Ramazani, many believe that door has closed already, after only two seasons in Yorkshire.

Given the reaction to his thank you online, everyone at Valencia would certainly welcome him back immediately with open arms.