Why Leeds United are yet to sanction Largie Ramazani sale at Elland Road
Leeds United have taken a firm stance on Largie Ramazani this transfer window.
The Belgian ace has been heavily linked with a return to Valencia, but the Spanish club haven't been able to find an agreement with the Whites so far.
In the second half of last season, the 25-year-old winger found his feet at the Mestalla, but has returned to LS11 after his loan spell expired.
Daniel Farke doesn't seem to have Ramazani in his plans, but the Elland Road hierarchy won't let that affect their demands to sanction his departure.
The West Yorkshire outfit spent around £10million to sign the attacker from Almeria in 2024 and he still has two years left on his contract.
While it's clear that the Belgium national is an outcast and will be allowed to leave the Peacocks, they have no intentions of making any compromises.
What Valencia have offered for Largie Ramazani transfer at Leeds United
Ramazani wants to return to Valencia, but the La Liga outfit need to find an agreement with Leeds first.
The forward scored six goals and provided one assist in 27 league appearances for the Spanish club last season.
This summer, the winger is continuing his flirtation with Los Ches, recently commenting with two fire emojis on former Valencia teammate Jesus Vazquez's Instagram post.
According to A Punt Esports journalist and radio host Nacho Sanchis on 9 August, the West Yorkshire outfit are not accepting a loan deal with a buy option for Ramazani.
It remains to be seen whether the Peacocks will change their stance as transfer deadline day approaches.
Who else could leave Elland Road after Daniel Farke's pre-season selection
Ramazani hasn't been a part of Farke's pre-season plans and his exit feels inevitable.
Joe Gelhardt has also returned to Elland Road after an impressive loan spell at Hull City and doesn't seem to have a future in LS11.
Joel Piroe could possibly also be on his way out as Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Lukas Nmecha continue to be ahead of him in the pecking order.
Harry Wilson has featured heavily as the right-sided attacker, which could raise questions over Dan James' prospects at the West Yorkshire outfit.
There may be some significant departures from the Peacocks in the coming weeks after the arrival of some quality talent.