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Largie Ramazani situation clarified by Leeds United boss after pre-season snub

Yorkshire Post · Tom Coates · 2026-08-17T08:34:37+00:00 · nguồn gốc

Largie Ramazani situation clarified by Leeds United manager Daniel Farke after pre-season snub Largie Ramazani’s situation has been clarified by Leeds United manager Daniel Farke Leeds United manager Daniel Farke has confirmed Largie Ramazani is not in his plans for the season ahead. The 25-year-old was a marquee signing for the Whites in the summer of 2025, when he sealed a move from Spanish outfit Almeria. He struggled to nail down a place in Daniel Farke’s starting XI, eventually going out on loan to Valencia after the club’s Championship title triumph. Largie Ramazani situation clarified The winger has not featured in any of Leeds’ pre-season friendlies and his situation was clarified by Farke at the weekend. 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. “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.” Leeds United’s outcasts Leeds have already found new homes for the likes of Isaac Schmidt, Max Wober, Jack Harrison and Joe Gelhardt, all of whom were out of the picture at Elland Road. Ramazani will be looking to secure a switch before the transfer deadline as the prospect of a season out in the cold is unlikely to prove appealing.