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Leeds United make transfer stance clear as player 'calls team-mates' to get deal over the line Leeds United have laid out to Largie Ramazani the club's transfer conditions, with former loan club Valencia his preference for a summer exit – but that will only happen in a permanent move Leeds United reportedly only plan to sell Largie Ramazani this summer with the 25-year-old calling Valencia players to tell them he wants to come back. The Whites are said to have received interest from several teams with Valencia one of those and that is exactly where Ramazani wants to go. However, as per Radio Marca Valencia, Daniel Farke's side have already turned down an offer from the La Liga club as they want between €10million (£8.5m) and €12million (£10.3m) to sell. He is not a current priority for Valencia but could become one if other options don't materialise. Valencia remain interested and could pursue a move if the set conditions change, but Leeds' expectation is that other offers will arrive this week with loan enquiries not to be considered. Ramazani spent last season on loan at the Mestalla Stadium and failed to make an impact for the first few months. However, six goals in 2026 and a prolonged period of starts saw him become a key player to the point he has been calling Valencia players in order to make it clear how badly he wants to return. FOLLOW OUR LUFC FACEBOOK PAGE! Latest news, analysis and more on our Leeds United FB page Leeds have already sold Pascal Struijk this summer while the likes of Jack Harrison, Maximilian Wober and Karl Darlow have also moved on. Following a very successful conclusion to the 2025/26 campaign, Leeds have strengthened in key areas and brought in real quality. Harry Wilson looked set to be the marquee arrival as he joined on a free transfer but James Trafford has since completed a £40m move from Manchester City. Tarik Muharemovic has also joined for a fee just below that from Sassuolo and more incomings are expected over the coming weeks with Farke suggesting as such in a recent transfer admission. He said: “Of course, we don't bring that many players in like for our example our first season back on Premier League level. I think it's important again to be also picky which characters we want to bring in and which type of players we need. "Especially with the last two signings with James Trafford and Muharemovic - we have decided also for the future for young players who are still more or less very early in their career. But we also need still experience and also quality for a very difficult second year after promotion. "It's always the same, the second year, once that first initial rhythm of promotion is a bit away it's very often very tricky for that we are fully aware that a difficult season lies ahead and for that and we want to prepare in the best possible way and for that, I expect also that we will do something. "But I don't want to speak about it too much on profiles or positions because then it's also more or less like the price goes up if we negotiate with other clubs. "For that, we keep our business quite secret and we have spoken openly and a few months ago about what we want to do. "But right now when it's really about like to bring some players in I think it's not really beneficial if I speak too much about names or positions anyhow because a managers' price would just go up and for that we want to work sustainably, so we also work with limited resources, and for that we have to be smart. I am also convinced that business is not done yet."