Leeds United are struggling to find a solution for Largie Ramazani's transfer, with the winger still on their books close to deadline day. The Whites are looking for the 25-year-old attacker's permanent exit after a decent loan spell at Valencia's Mestalla. Valencia have been heavily linked with Ramazani, but the Whites have been adamant about their demands to sanction a deal. The Spanish side have been pursuing Ramazani all summer but have been unable to meet Leeds' valuation of the player.
Why it matters for Leeds United
With Ramazani still on Leeds' books, the Elland Road hierarchy have undoubtedly left themselves in a tough spot, having finished 14th in the Premier League last season with 47 points, 11 wins, 14 draws, and 13 losses from 38 games, and a recent form of LWDWD. The winger didn't feature during pre-season and isn't a part of Daniel Farke's plans for the new season. As things stand, the West Yorkshire outfit either need to come to a compromise or continue to pay the forward's wages beyond the transfer window. Another temporary move away from Elland Road, with an option to buy, could have to be agreed for the attacker's exit. Leeds are also pursuing Michael Zetterer, with a deal for the Eintracht Frankfurt goalkeeper looking imminent, as they look to bolster their squad before the deadline, with the team currently 38 points behind leaders Arsenal in the title race, having scored 49 goals and conceded 56, with a goal difference of -7.
