“Largie Ramazani’s Brother SLAMS Leeds United After Jaw-Dropping Debut Performance!”

“Largie Ramazani’s Brother SLAMS Leeds United After Jaw-Dropping Debut Performance!”

Leeds United winger Largie Ramazani has completed a season-long loan move to Valencia, marking a return to La Liga after joining Leeds from UD Almeria for £10 million last summer.

Ramazani, 24, will have two years left on his contract when he returns to Leeds, where manager Daniel Farke has already explained the reasons behind his lack of recent playing time.

Leeds insisted on a recall clause for Ramazani in his loan deal with Valencia, and there were also reports suggesting the club sought a loan fee.

While not everything went according to plan, Valencia agreed to leave out a permanent transfer clause, which is positive news for Leeds as Ramazani embarks on his spell at the Mestalla.

Ramazani’s exit from Leeds has sparked some commentary, with the winger’s brother and agent, Diamant Ramazani, sharing Instagram posts after his impressive La Liga debut.

Ramazani came off the bench in Valencia’s 3-0 victory over Getafe, providing an assist in the dying moments of the match.

With the score at 2-0 in the 87th minute, Ramazani set up Hugo Duro for the third goal, contributing to Valencia’s first league win of the season.

Diamant Ramazani shared two Instagram stories in celebration of his brother’s performance: one featuring a screenshot of the assist and a pair of “🤫🤫🤫” emojis, and another showing Largie Ramazani’s post-match wink to the camera.

Ahead of Leeds’ match against Newcastle, Daniel Farke spoke highly of Ramazani during his weekly press conference. He emphasized that he holds no ill will toward the winger, despite his departure, and praised his professionalism and potential.

Farke described Ramazani as an “unbelievable player” who thrived in more advanced positions and brought creativity to the team.

While Farke acknowledged that Ramazani might need more confidence and consistency to reach his full potential, he expressed his admiration for the player’s abilities.

Farke also recognized that, for a newly promoted team like Leeds, different qualities might be needed, but he remains grateful for the time spent working with Ramazani.

A successful loan at Valencia could potentially pave the way for Ramazani’s return to Leeds next season, with or without Farke at the helm.