Valencia Club de Fútbol has identified Largie Ramazani as a target after the Belgian's omission from Leeds United's squad list for the 2026/27 season. The player, who spent the 2025 campaign on loan at Mestalla, scored six goals and assisted two in the second half of the season, according to Superdeporte. His key contributions in victories that secured safety in La Liga convinced the club of his value. Although Luis Rioja reduced his minutes in the final matches, Ramazani remains seen as an option to strengthen Valencia's attack.
Leeds United, on the other hand, did not include Ramazani in their 25-player squad, signaling their desire to sell the player. Manager Daniel Farke has rejected his permanence, strengthening Valencia's position. The Valencian club seeks a transfer under five million euros or a loan with a purchase option, as they rejected earlier offers. The absence from Leeds' roster opens the door to final negotiations in the transfer market, though a definitive solution seems complicated.
Valencia's interest is based on Ramazani's progression at Mestalla, where his performance made him a key piece. The lack of space at Leeds and the manager's rejection of his inclusion facilitate the approach by the Valencian club. If Leeds don't receive a satisfactory offer, Valencia could pressure to lower the price, though a direct transfer seems less likely than a long-term solution.
