Largie Ramazani social media actions telling as Leeds United winger left in limbo
Largie Ramazani has seemingly taken a modern-day approach to airing his Leeds United grievances.
The 25-year-old was left out of Daniel Farke's squad for the ongoing tour of the United States.
Leeds have already lost to Wrexham in Florida and next face Sunderland and Liverpool later this week.
Ramazani will not get the chance to build up his pre-season minutes, however, having been left at home.
A return to Valencia could be on the cards, but for now the former Belgium Under-21s international is left in limbo.
And it appears Ramazani has made his feelings clear amid developments on social media.
What is latest on Largie Ramazani amid social media blackout?
MOT Leeds News reported last week that Valencia have held talks over re-signing Ramazani.
However, no official bid has yet been lodged and Leeds await an offer to come in for the wide attacker.
With little else reported over the past week, Ramazani has now seemingly blacked out his Instagram account.
The profile picture is now a black circle, while all posts have been removed.
So what exactly does this mean? Well it tends to be a modern approach to players letting it be known they are unhappy with goings on.
In Ramazani's case, his career has been left in limbo as he is unwanted at Leeds and now left to wait for an escape route.
He is not the only Leeds player to have done similar this summer, though.
Noah Okafor took similar stance earlier this month
Ramazani's teammate - for now, at least - Noah Okafor also cleared his Instagram account earlier this month.
This came at a time when Okafor was being regularly snubbed by Murat Yakin during Switzerland's World Cup campaign.
Rather than being any sort of subtle dig at Leeds, it is believed to have been purely down to his frustrations at not playing for his country.
Okafor's profile image still remains blank a few weeks on, but all the posts are there to see.
While Okafor will have a part to play at Elland Road this coming season, it is fair to say Ramazani's days are numbered.