The phone call that could finally seal Largie Ramazani exit at Leeds United
Largie Ramazani has been left out in the cold at Leeds United.
The Belgian winger signed from Almeria and helped the Whites to the Championship title in his first season at Elland Road.
Despite that, he was frozen out by Daniel Farke in the Premier League.
Questions over his attitude started in the Championship, with Ramazani leaving for Valencia on loan last season.
Joining up with Carlos Corberan at the Mestalla, Ramazani finally impressed in La Liga after a very slow start.
Now, he's nowhere to be seen as Leeds got their season underway.
What do Leeds United want for Largie Ramazani?
While no figures have been branded around, it seems clear that the Whites want a permanent exit now.
Paying around £10million for his services, they are unlikely to recoup all of that money if selling before 1 September.
And they certainly won't get that from Valencia.
According to Tribuna Deportiva and Hector Gomez, the Spaniards have finally activated a late push to sign Ramazani, with a new phone call to Leeds.
It's said that they want another loan, with two new attackers still wanted in the next week.
And given that Ramazani hasn't been given a squad number at Elland Road, their terms are favourable.
Could this unlock another new Leeds transfer?
The very short answer is yes.
Leeds already wanted a left winger before the deadline, so getting more wages off the books will help that.
Igor Paixao of Marseille is the name that refuses to go away, with financial turmoil at the French club only aiding those links.
He would be another huge financial outlay though, so anybody unwanted leaving with help Leeds massively.
Ramazani could join the likes of Joel Piroe, who has now left for West Ham, despite thinking he was good enough to play for Leeds consistently in the Premier League.
Not many agreed, and the winger may be the next and final permanent exit of a window that has seen many.
With one week left to go, Thorp Arch and Elland Road are set to be very busy, and this exit could finish business that way.
It then opens the door for several new arrivals, fingers crossed.
