Leeds United’s Largie Ramazani could make a switch to Valencia this summer, according to multiple claims from Spain.
The winger left UD Almería for Leeds a year ago and finished his debut season with seven goals and two assists from 31 games.
Daniel Farke left him on the bench in Leeds’ win over Everton and didn’t include in the squad for the defeat against Arsenal on Saturday.
Behind the scenes, Tribuna Deportiva reports Valencia have been working on signing him for the past few weeks.
It’s claimed the 24-year-old has ‘fully agreed terms’ with the La Liga side, who are yet to find an agreement with Leeds. They were waiting for the Whites to finalise Noah Okafor’s signing, which has been completed, to make progress for loan with an option to buy.
Los Ches are in talks with Leeds and are very optimistic of concluding the operation. Their manager, Carlos Corberán, and their directors, have been keen on signing Ramazani.
Sunday’s edition of Marca reports the Belgian’s signing is ‘within reach’.
The attacker wants to return to Spain and has given his approval to Valencia. They’ll have to agree terms with Leeds and the newspaper reports the negotiations between the two clubs are ‘progressing well’.
Marca mentions it’s a loan deal, without specifying a purchase option/obligation.