Leeds United outcast Largie Ramazani subject of 'loan offers' from trio as player preference claim made

Leeds United outcast Largie Ramazani is said to have attracted a trio of offers

Leeds United outcast Largie Ramazani has reportedly been the subject of loan offers from a trio of Serie A clubs.

The 25-year-old was a marquee signing for the Whites in the summer of 2024, when he was lured from Spanish outfit Almeria.

He was a bit-part player in Leeds’ Championship title-winning campaign before being loaned out to Valencia early last term.

Largie Ramazani has not featured for Leeds United for over a year.placeholder image
Largie Ramazani has not featured for Leeds United for over a year. | Jonathan Gawthorpe

Leeds United’s Largie Ramazani subject of ‘offers’

Whites boss Daniel Farke has deemed him surplus to requirements and Ramazani seemingly has options on the table.

According to Football Insider’s Pete O’Rourke, the former Belgium youth international has attracted interest from Italian trio Parma, Lecce and Monza.

The clubs are said to have met Leeds’ demands, although Ramazani is supposedly holding out for a potential move to Saudi Arabia.

Posting on X, O’Rourke said: “Parma, Lecce and Monza have all made loan offers with options for out-of-favour Leeds winger Largie Ramazani, meeting Leeds' demands for a transfer, but it is understood the player is holding out for a potential move to Saudi Arabia.”

Daniel Farke’s stance on Largie Ramazani

Any doubts regarding Ramazani’s standing at Elland Road were eradicated earlier this month, when Farke made it clear he does not see a way back for the wideman.

After Leeds’ 4-0 friendly win over FC Augsburg, as reported by our sister title the Yorkshire Evening Post, he said: “We make sure who is really in our plans for the next season and everyone who was in and is in our plans was with us during this [pre-season]. And the players who won't play a part in next season, they were not involved with the first team, of course.

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Largie Ramazani was afforded just seven Championship starts in his maiden Leeds United campaign. | Ben Roberts Photo/Getty Images

“It's more like a different type of training then, because we can't just have players without a special position or a special task in the group. This would distract too much, and then there's more or less like talk in the dressing room about where do I go, or whatever.

“I just want us to stay focused. We need this, and for that, Largie was not involved in our training or with the games.

“So we'll see what the outcome in the solution in the end is. But yeah, all the players who were not involved with our group, they are also not in plans for next season.”

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