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The Valencia market has presented a proposal to Leeds United to bring back Largie Ramazani, a 25-year-old Belgian winger, through a new loan for the 2026/27 season. According to information released on August 9, the English club prefers a permanent sale, and there is currently no agreement between the parties.

The scheme proposed by Valencia replicates the model used last season. Ramazani arrived at Mestalla in August 2025 on loan from Leeds with no buy option after featuring in 31 games, scoring 7 goals and 2 assists, during his first season in England.

Largie Ramazani back in Valencia's plans

Valencia has been evaluating Ramazani's continuity for months following his role in the second half, as reported by AS. The player gained more prominence from January onwards, scoring 6 goals in that phase of the competition, prompting the club to consider keeping him.

Now, the scenario points to a return. Valencia opts for another loan as Leeds still owns the player, with his contract running until 2028, allowing the English team to negotiate without needing to agree to a temporary transfer.

The initial loan did not include a purchase option. Leeds confirmed this when Ramazani joined Valencia on August 28, 2025, meaning any permanent deal would have required a separate negotiation between both clubs.

Leeds United prioritizes Ramazani's sale

Leeds United's stance is the main obstacle to the return. They aim to turn Ramazani's contract situation into a permanent transfer, while Valencia seeks to keep the loan model, leading to differences as the market closure approaches in three weeks.

The contract until 2028 solidifies Leeds' negotiating position. Ramazani arrived at Elland Road in 2024, playing 31 games in his debut season with 7 goals and 2 assists before being loaned to Valencia.

His subsequent performances justify Valencia's interest. During his loan spell, Ramazani ended the season with 5 LaLiga goals as per records, initially having fewer opportunities and then assuming a more significant role. The Belgian player is open to a second spell in Valencia and has communicated his wish to the British club.

Therefore, the operation hinges on whether Leeds alters its demand for a sale or considers negotiating another loan. Valencia keeps Largie Ramazani among its options for the 2026/27 season, but his return remains pending until both clubs align their future resolutions.

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