Valencia CF is nearing the signing of Leeds United winger Largie Ramazani, who had a productive loan spell last season. The 25-year-old scored six La Liga goals, making him a key asset for the club. Leeds manager Daniel Farke left the player without a squad number, giving Valencia the negotiating advantage. The English club seeks a permanent sale for €10-12m, but Valencia prefers a loan for under €5m with an option to buy. Talks stalled in June, but Ramazani's interest in returning to Spain has weakened Leeds' position. Valencia's CEO, Ron Gourlay, initiated contact, but the price dispute blocked negotiations. With the transfer window closing, Valencia emerges as the only club ready to act, while Leeds faces a financial dilemma.
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Valencia Selecciona Vender a Ramazani: Why Leeds Must Sell Him?
Valencia CF is close to signing Leeds United winger Largie Ramazani, while the English club insists on a €10-12m fee. Leeds manager Daniel Farke left the player without a squad number, facilitating Valencia's loan deal.
