Leeds United’s impressive summer rebuild may not be finished yet, but before Daniel Farke can welcome more new faces to Elland Road, several current players could be heading for the exit.

Following an encouraging pre-season campaign and significant investment in strengthening key positions, Leeds are now entering the second phase of their transfer strategy—streamlining the squad ahead of the Premier League season.

Among the players whose future appears increasingly uncertain is Belgian winger Largie Ramazani.

The wide attacker enjoyed a productive loan spell in Spain last season, rebuilding his confidence with regular football after struggling to establish himself at Elland Road. While his performances overseas attracted positive attention, they have not been enough to convince Farke that he should play a central role in Leeds’ long-term plans.

His omission from important stages of pre-season has only increased speculation that the club are prepared to move on.

Valencia have emerged once again as the strongest contenders to secure Ramazani’s signature. After seeing the winger adapt well during his previous spell in Spain, the La Liga side remain convinced he could strengthen their attacking options.

Discussions between the Spanish club and the player’s representatives are believed to be continuing as Valencia explore different ways to complete a deal before the transfer deadline.

The biggest obstacle remains the transfer structure.

Leeds would ideally prefer a permanent sale that allows them to recover part of their investment while creating room in both the wage bill and the squad. Valencia, meanwhile, are believed to favour another loan arrangement, giving them financial flexibility while delaying a permanent commitment.

That difference in approach means negotiations could continue for some time.

Time, however, is beginning to work against Leeds.

With the Premier League season approaching rapidly, Farke wants clarity over the players who will form part of his squad. Carrying individuals who are unlikely to feature regularly benefits neither the coaching staff nor the players themselves.

Ramazani therefore finds himself at an important crossroads.

A return to Spanish football could offer the consistent first-team opportunities needed to continue his development. For Leeds, his departure would create valuable space for additional recruitment.

The Whites have already demonstrated their ambition during this transfer window.

The arrivals of Harry Wilson, Tarik Muharemovic and James Trafford have significantly strengthened the squad, while Farke continues searching for further reinforcements in attacking positions.

Those additions, however, also increase competition throughout the squad.

Every new signing naturally reduces opportunities for fringe players, making exits almost as important as arrivals during the final weeks of the transfer window.

Leeds are also expected to review several other positions before business concludes.

The club could still enter the market for another striker to provide greater competition in attack, while defensive depth remains an area being monitored closely as the coaching staff assess injuries and overall squad balance.

Successfully moving players out will play a major role in determining how much flexibility Leeds have to pursue those remaining targets.

For Ramazani personally, the situation is straightforward.

At 25 years old, regular football has become increasingly important. Remaining on the bench throughout another Premier League campaign would do little to help his progress, making a move beneficial for all parties if suitable terms can be agreed.

The coming days could therefore prove decisive.

If Valencia improve their proposal or Leeds soften their position regarding the structure of the agreement, negotiations may accelerate quickly.

Should no compromise be reached, other clubs could yet enter the race before deadline day, creating fresh options for both Leeds and the player.

One thing appears increasingly certain: Daniel Farke’s squad rebuild is entering its final stages, and difficult decisions must now be made.

Largie Ramazani’s future is one of the biggest unresolved questions at Elland Road, and how that situation unfolds may influence Leeds’ remaining transfer activity before the window closes.

With Premier League football fast approaching, the Whites are determined to finalise their squad—and that means both arrivals and departures will remain firmly in the spotlight over the coming weeks.