Leeds United attacker Largie Ramazani is reportedly close to a permanent move away from the club during the summer window. Ramazani spent last season on loan at Valencia, where he scored six goals and picked up two assists. His performances have caught the attention of the Spanish club, which is now working to sign him permanently.
Valencia is currently in talks with Leeds United to discuss a potential move for Ramazani. The La Liga outfit initially hopes to sign the player on loan for the upcoming campaign, but is willing to discuss a permanent move if Leeds United is reasonable with their demands. The club's CEO was recently in England to negotiate with Leeds United, but so far, the talks have not progressed.
Leeds United is under pressure to sell Ramazani this summer, as he is not a key part of their plans. The attacker wants to move on and find a new club where he can play regularly. Holding on to an unhappy player who is unlikely to feature regularly would not be beneficial for the club. As a result, Leeds United may be forced to lower their demands and allow Ramazani to leave.
Valencia believes that Leeds United might lower their demands later in the window, and the club is waiting patiently to secure Ramazani's signature. The attacker is a quality player who is well settled in La Liga, and he will look to sort out his long-term future quickly so that he can focus on his football once again. It remains to be seen whether Valencia can sign Ramazani for a knockdown price, but the club is eager to make the deal happen.
