Largie Ramazani decides on next club as Leeds United exit wanted 'come hell or high water'

Largie Ramazani is yet to resolve his future at Leeds United.

Daniel Farke left the Belgian winger out of the Whites' pre-season squad and doesn't have him in his plans for the 2026-27 campaign.

As things stand, the 25-year-old seems to be training away from the first-team squad, but he has just a few days left to decide on his next club.

Valencia have been heavily linked with a move for Ramazani, but they haven't been able to find an agreement at Elland Road.

Several teams are keeping an eye on the attacker's situation in LS11, with the West Yorkshire outfit looking for a permanent exit.

The former Almeria forward did well in the second half of last season on loan at the Mestalla and has made up his mind over his future.

What Largie Ramazani has done to fulfil Valencia transfer

Ramazani is expected to leave Leeds this transfer window, with Valencia trying to bring him back.

The LaLiga club have decided to wait until the end of August to pursue a deal for the forward after being discouraged by the Whites' demands.

According to Tribuna Deportiva on 26 August, the winger's agent is in England to find a solution and a loan move to Mestalla with a conditional obligation to buy for around £3.5million is being weighed up.

The Spanish side are also willing to wait until the final hours of deadline day to pursue a simple loan move for the attacker, who has rejected other offers.

Ramazani wants to move to Valencia "come hell or high water" and is willing to wait until the end for them after making up his mind in May.

A Punt Esports journalist, Nacho Sanchis, has claimed that the likes of West Ham United, Burnley and a team in Italy are willing to buy the Belgian ace.

Who else could leave Leeds United this transfer window

While the transfer window in England closes on 1 September, other countries will continue to be able to do business.

In Scotland, the deadline is on 3 September, while clubs in Portugal have until 15 September.

While Farke has a balanced squad and clearly needs a few reinforcements, Ramazani could be followed by Mateo Joseph out the door, but the young striker's injury complicates his situation.

Wilfried Gnonto will also surely have questions about his role under the German manager in the 2026-27 campaign and could potentially be looking for pastures new in the coming days.