What sources have said about Largie Ramazani's future amid new Leeds United announcement
Largie Ramazani's future has never been clearer after being left out of Leeds United's squad for their pre-season tour.
The 25-year-old was one of the most notable absentees from the 30-man list released via the club's official website on Tuesday.
Joe Gelhardt, Max Wober and Jack Harrison were also missing from the list, as was Noah Okafor.
However, unlike Gelhardt, Wober and Harrison, Okafor has been omitted due to being part of the World Cup until fairly recently.
Ramazani's absence from the squad will likely now speed up his exit from Elland Road.
On the basis of a fresh update that has been shared, that would be best for all parties.
Leeds in talks over Largie Ramazani exit
Ramazani spent last season on loan with Valencia, where he managed six goals and two assists in 29 appearances - just seven of those starts.
MOT Leeds News carried reports last week that Ramazani is "dying" to quit Elland Road.
The former Manchester United product is eager to return to Valencia, this time on a permanent basis.
And as per an update via Graham Smyth via the Yorkshire Evening Post on Tuesday, that looks the most likely outcome.
Ramazani, described as a "popular" member of the Leeds camp, is said to be "almost certain" to leave West Yorkshire this summer.
Sources have told the outlet that talks have taken place over a permanent switch to Valencia, but no agreement has been reached yet.
Everything points towards an exit for Ramazani, however, and he is not the only one seeking pastures new.
What about Leeds' other absentees for US tour?
Leeds jetted out on Tuesday for their upcoming games with Wrexham, Sunderland and Liverpool in the States.
Gelhardt, Wober and Harrison were the three other outcasts not included by Farke.
All three spent time out on loan last season and are clearly not wanted at Elland Road.
Gelhardt is a target for Hull City, who are back in the Premier League, while Wober's next career move is less clear.
MOT Leeds News exclusively reported last week that talks between Leeds and New England Revolution over Harrison have hit a potential snag.
While there is still plenty of the summer transfer window to go, Farke and Leeds will just be eager to get each of those players off their books as soon as possible.