Valencia is making strides to bring in Largie Ramazani, a 24-year-old winger from Leeds, to bolster their offensive lineup, according to coach Carlos Corberán. The clubs are currently negotiating and have reached a mutual understanding regarding the loan conditions. However, the talks have hit a snag due to the disagreement over including a purchase option at the end of the season. Valencia deems this option crucial, while Leeds is reluctant to agree to any terms that would give Valencia control over the player after the season concludes. Despite this hurdle, the player himself has consented to make a return to La Liga with Valencia. Carlos Corberán has urged the club to expedite Ramazani's arrival, even if it requires foregoing the purchase option.

Valencia is in negotiations with Leeds United to secure the loan of Largie Ramazani as part of their efforts to bolster their attacking options. Coach Carlos Corberán has indicated that the team requires several attacking reinforcements. The Belgian winger has consented to the move, and according to journalist Nacho Sanchis, the negotiations are proceeding positively. Having played an important role in Leeds' ascent to the Premier League despite not being a regular starter, Ramazani is eager to make a return to La Liga. The deal's completion depends on Valencia creating space by transferring Hugo Guillamón to Hajduk Split and Leeds acquiring Okafor from Milan, which adds to the competition for Ramazani. The loan agreement includes a purchase option, with the details regarding the loan cost and purchase option still being discussed. Leeds acquired Ramazani in the summer of 2024 for over 10 million euros, with Almería holding a 15% future profit clause on any future sale to another club. Ramazani previously played with Umar Sadiq at Almería, and there is a chance they could be reunited at Valencia.