Local media react to Leeds loanee Largie Ramazani after what he did for Burnley vs Charlton
Leeds United loanee Largie Ramazani is thriving for Burnley.
The winger joined the Clarets on an initial season-long loan this summer after returning from his spell with Valencia.
The Whites signed the former Manchester United prospect from Almeria in 2024, as he played a role in the promotion under Daniel Farke last year.
Ramazani became surplus to requirements last summer, and he enjoyed a successful loan spell with Valencia, but the La Liga side did not pull the trigger to sign him permanently.
The winger has settled in well for his new side, despite their current underperformance on the field.
Ramazani scored in Burnley's dramatic 2-2 draw against Charlton Athletic in the Championship on Tuesday, and local media have praised the Leeds loanee for his display.
Burnley media react to Largie Ramazani's display vs Charlton
Burnley have an obligation to sign Ramazani permanently, which could see Leeds bank up to £8.5million for the forward.
The 25-year-old has already got three goals and assists to his name in just five starts for his new side.
Burnley went 1-0 up in the first half against Charlton, before being pegged back by the visitors in the 50th minute.
Ramazani then scored seven minutes later, a strike on the edge of the box that had an xG of 0.04, but his side couldn't hold onto the lead, conceding in the sixth minute of stoppage time.
The Burnley Express gave him an 8/10 rating, writing: "Put Burnley back in front with a well-taken low strike across the keeper and caused Charlton problems all night. Such a lively player."
Matt Scrafton, who writes for the Burnley Express, explained on X how Ramazani got the Turf Moor crowd animated after trying an acrobatic effort in an attempt to make it 3-1 at the time.
Scrafton also described the Leeds loanee's strike as a "cracking" finish.
Ramazani's game ended in the 80th minute, and perhaps that prompted the Clarets' downfall.
Is there any chance that Burnley won't sign Ramazani permanently?
Ramazani is expected to trigger the necessary clauses to join Burnley permanently, with a deal set to go through soon based on the number of performances he makes.
The specific number of performances is not known, but this will most likely have been the only fair option considering his recent injury issues.
However, he requested to be substituted in the final stages of the game against Charlton, with fears over a hamstring injury.
If this were to be the case, there's a chance it could affect whether he returns to Leeds at the end of the season, or if he has played his final game for the Whites.