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Peter Lim's team could once again cross paths with Largie Ramazani, a 25-year-old winger, in the upcoming Valencia CF transfer market. The player, currently loaned from Leeds United to Burnley, still intends to return to Mestalla after his comeback couldn't be finalized this summer.
Ramazani was close to a possible deal with Valencia for much of August, but the club didn't end up proceeding with a transfer that could have been around €4 million. Leeds was seeking a permanent exit, and Valencia's financial situation prevented reaching an agreement.
Valencia CF was unable to re-sign Ramazani this summer
Largie Ramazani's intention was to return to Valencia CF after his loan spell in Mestalla during the 2025/26 season. The forward played 31 official games with the Valencian team, scoring six goals before returning to Leeds at loan spell end.
Valencia explored various options in late August to bring back the player. The chance of a purchase for around €4 million was on the table after Leeds lowered their demands.
The issue lay in the economic structure of the deal. Valencia was primarily looking for another loan or a delayed payment form, while Leeds wanted to secure Ramazani's definitive exit.
Eventually, it was Burnley who reached an agreement with Yorkshire on September 1st. The winger joined on loan for the 2026/27 season, with an obligation to make the move permanent based on a certain number of appearances.
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Largie Ramazani keeps the door open at Valencia CF
This factor will be crucial in determining Valencia CF's options next summer. If Ramazani meets the terms of his loan, Burnley must make his move permanent, and Leeds will lose control over his future.
Reports during the transfer window closure set the potential purchase around €6.5 million, with an additional €2 million in variables. Therefore, the contract scenario has changed from August.
However, there is another scenario. If the obligation isn't triggered, Ramazani would return to Leeds United in 2027 with only one year left on his contract, as his deal with the English club ends in June 2028.
This is where Valencia could come in again. The player's aim would be to seek another move to Mestalla and leverage his contractual situation to facilitate negotiations with Leeds, especially if he is sidelined from the English club's plans.
Valencia CF will need to wait for Ramazani's season at Burnley to unfold. The number of games he plays will determine if his future is definitively linked to Turf Moor or if he returns to Leeds with 12 months left on his contract, a scenario that would allow Valencia to revive a deal they tried to seal last August.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Largie Ramazani quiere regresar al Valencia CF el próximo verano
