Belgian Winger Finds Form in Spain

Largie Ramazani, currently on loan from Leeds United to Valencia, is experiencing a resurgence in form, becoming a key player for the Spanish club. After a successful stint at UD Almería, the 25-year-old has overcome an injury setback to make a significant impact in La Liga.

Ramazani has scored 4 goals in his last 6 league matches, contributing to Valencia’s climb up the standings.

Loan Deal and Future Prospects

The Belgian international is on loan to Valencia without a purchase option, remaining under contract with Leeds United until 2028. Leeds acquired Ramazani from Almería in 2024 for a reported fee of 7.7 million, where he had previously demonstrated promising performances in the Championship, with 7 goals in 31 matches.

“I’m in Valencia to perform, we’ll see what happens next,”

Largie Ramazani, speaking to El Chiringuito

Valencia is reportedly interested in securing Ramazani’s services permanently, but the decision ultimately rests with Leeds United.

Leeds United’s Summer Decisions

Leeds United face several decisions regarding their loaned-out players this summer, including Ramazani. His omission from the squad during the trip to Arsenal in August signaled a potential departure and the subsequent loan move to Valencia materialized.

The decision to loan Ramazani was met with some criticism from fans, with questions raised about prioritizing Jack Harrison – now on loan at Fiorentina – as a backup option.

Could Ramazani Earn a National Team Call-Up?

Some observers are beginning to speculate about a potential call-up to the Belgian national team if Ramazani maintains his current momentum in La Liga.

FAQ

• What is Largie Ramazani’s current club? He is currently on loan at Valencia from Leeds United.
• Does Valencia have an option to buy Ramazani? No, the loan deal does not include a purchase option.
• How long is Ramazani’s contract with Leeds United? His contract with Leeds United runs until 2028.