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Leeds United players have gotten off to a new start at their latest clubs. The Whites loaned out a number of first team players when they decided to clear out the squad. Largie Ramazani, Sebastiaan Bornauw, Joel Piroe, Wilfried Gnonto and Lucas Perri are all out on loan. Daniel Farke did reveal that most of these players had to leave because they could not be promised game time. It was the reason that Gnonto was allowed to leave on deadline day. In the case of Perri, the club wanted a new goalkeeper and managed to land James Trafford. Leeds added Michael Zetterer too, and when Bornauw joined HSV, Nico Elvedi was signed. Leeds United take a step closer to £8.5m after Tuesday night Over the weekend Gnonto and Lucas Perri make their Serie A debuts, with Fiorentina and Torino facing each other. Gnonto came on for 45 minutes in the second half, and Perri started the game. The Leeds loanee did not score, and Perri fluffed his lines with Fiorentina’s first goal of the game. On Tuesday night, another Leeds loanee was in action. Largie Ramazani made his third appearance since joining Burnley. The winger got an assist for his new side in their draw against Wrexham, with the Clarets yet to win a game in the Championship this season. Ramazani has an obligation to buy in his loan deal, with a full £8.5million fee up for grabs. When the Leeds man fulfils the obligation, the transfer will be triggered. And with how he has started the season, it is very likely that he does that; his last campaign in the Championship saw him get six goals and two assists. READ MORE: Adam Pope makes bold Leeds United cup prediction ahead of Chelsea clash Largie Ramazani did not get a fair chance under Daniel Farke When the winger arrived, he was a big deal; the club had splashed a lot of money to sign him. And his first few appearances showed that the player has a lot of potential. But injury and fitness issues sidelined him for most of the first part of the campaign, with other players going up the pecking order above him. His return saw him on the bench, having cameos in the second half of the season. And in that run he managed to be productive, getting goals and assists with some impressive performances. He never got a chance in the Premier League as he was loaned out, and this summer he was loaned out again. Some in the fanbase would argue that he is good enough to be in the Leeds squad.