Largie Ramazani's Leeds exit route comes to conclusion as 'forced' Valencia decision revealed

Leeds United's Largie Ramazani has been wanted back at Valencia all summer.

The winger spent last season on loan with the Spanish club, who he made over 30 appearances for.

The Belgian hit his best period of form in 2026, before being dropped towards the end of the season.

Carlos Corberan remains a fan of the winger, with the Whites hoping to sell the25-year-old before Tuesday's deadline.

However, Leeds may already know what may be on the horizon for Ramazani.

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The latest on Largie Ramazani to Valencia

There has been suggestions that Valencia need to raise funds to sign Ramazani.

But the La Liga outfit clearly have money to spend, as seen in their pursuit of Harvey Elliott.

However, according to an update from Jornada Perfecta, Valencia's pursuit of the Liverpool star complicates a move for Ramazani.

With Coberan's side hopeful of landing Elliott, the side understand that they will not have the funds to sign both him and Ramazani and have been "forced" away from a transfer for the Leeds man.

This comes as the transfer window edges to a close, as Leeds may be backed into a corner.

What the future could now hold for Ramazani at Leeds

It always looked likely that Ramazani would head to Valencia, so for a deal to fall through this late on is a blow for Leeds.

The Whites will have been looking to recoup money spent on the left-winger, and failure to offload him may result in the player being forced to train with the U21s.

Daniel Farke is highly unlikely to include Ramazani in his 25-man squad, but there is some hope yet for Leeds.

Burnley appear to have made a last-gasp approach for the former Manchester United prospect, and a move to the Clarets could salvage some money for Leeds after all.