The transfer dealings of Leeds United have sparked speculation about the future of Sunderland’s Jack Clarke. Leeds has reportedly secured a £10 million deal to bring in Largie Ramazani, a right-footed winger needed to fill the void left by Crysencio Summerville’s departure to West Ham earlier in the summer.
Rumors had been circulating that Leeds could potentially target Clarke as a replacement for Summerville. However, with the acquisition of Ramazani now confirmed, it is likely that Leeds will no longer pursue a move for Clarke, as both players occupy the same position on the field. Reports have indicated that medical tests are in the pipeline as Ramazani prepares to make the move to Elland Road.
According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, the deal for Ramazani stands at €11.7 million with add-ons included, and also includes a 15% sell-on clause. Meanwhile, Clarke remains under contract with Sunderland for two more years, but has garnered interest from Premier League clubs in the current transfer window. The developments in Leeds United’s transfer business could have significant implications for Clarke’s future as he contemplates his next career move.
