Why Largie Ramazani transfer U-turn is on cards after latest Leeds United development

Largie Ramazani could yet get his move away from Leeds United this transfer window.

The Belgian winger is surplus to requirements at the Whites and it's clear that his future lies away from LS11.

Daniel Farke has not given the 25-year-old an opportunity during pre-season and the forward seems to be out of his plans.

Ramazani enjoyed an impressive second half of the season at Valencia after leaving Elland Road on loan last summer and the six-time LaLiga champions want him back.

The attacker became a key player for Carlos Corberan at the start of January and went on to score six goals and provide two assists in the league to help the Spanish club avoid relegation.

While Los Che have been put off by the West Yorkshire outfit's asking price, they may make another attempt to sign him soon.

Largie Ramazani situation assessed at Leeds United

Valencia have held talks with Leeds for Ramazani, but they've been unable to get a deal over the line so far.

The LaLiga side are unable to meet the Whites' demands for the Belgian attacker's exit.

According to Sport on 6 August, it wouldn't be surprising to see the Spanish club knock on the West Yorkshire outfit's door again for the attacker.

Los Che are looking to sign two new wingers as they continue to be linked with Ramazani, and they may be ready to make the financial commitment necessary.

The Peacocks don't want the former Almeria ace and he wants to return to Mestalla, and his situation will be one to watch closely.

The Belgium national recently deleted all posts from his Instagram account relating to his football career and blacked out his profile picture.

What Elland Road hierarchy will be looking for to sanction Largie Ramazani sale

Leeds signed Ramazani for a package deal of £10million from Almeria in 2024.

After struggling for regular starts in the Championship, the winger moved to Valencia to revive his career.

As things stand, the forward still has two years left on his contract at the Whites and the Elland Road hierarchy wouldn't want to make a loss on him.

With the new Squad Cost Ratio rules coming into effect, Paraag Marathe has already admitted that the West Yorkshire outfit will need to be careful about their finances.

Not only would the Peacocks likely look to get Ramazani's wages off their books, but also the annual amortisation fee.

It remains to be seen what the future holds for the forward.