Leeds United transfer news: Largie Ramazani moves on in latest piece of housekeeping
Leeds United winger Largie Ramazani has joined Burnley after failing to make the step up to the Premier League with the Whites.
The 25-year-old moves on a season-long loan, but Burnley have an obligation to buy at the end of it.
Although the fee is undisclosed it is understood to be £6.5m, with the potential to rise to £8.5m.
Ramazani was an important part of Leeds' Championship-winning squad in his debut season, contributing six goals in 29 appearances after joining from Almeria.
But with doubts about his ability to step up to the English top-flight, the Belgian was instead loaned back to Spain, scoring six goals in 31 appearances for Valencia.
Despite that, there was never really any realistic prospect of him returning to the Elland Road fold, and he has not been part of the first three matchday squads of the campaign.
Having made two of the three most expensive purchases in their history this season in £45m James Trafford and £34.1m Tarik Muharemovic, Leeds have to be wary of not breaking the league's spending rules. Pascal Struijk was sold to Brighton and Hove Albion for £20m, and other squad members have been allowed to leave too.
Teenager Sam Chambers has been loaned to Northampton Town as part of the housekeeping.
Willy Gnonto could leave on deadline day, with a loan move to Fiorentina thought to be contingent on a replacement arriving.
Leeds are still looking to strengthen defensively, with left-back Melvin Bard expected to join on deadline day, on loan from Nice.