£10m Leeds United star snubs Europe – Wants Premier League stay

Leeds United have signed six new players to bolster their squad ahead of their Premier League return. The Whites are keen to bring in more players to improve their options, but are keen to ensure they hold on to some of their best players as well.

The Whites are set to sort out their goalkeeper for next season as Lyon shot-stopper Lucas Perri is on the cusp of moving to Elland Road from the French club for a deal worth in excess of £15m in the ongoing summer transfer window.

Leeds added midfield strength with the arrivals of Sean Longstaff and Anton Stach, and Sebastiaan Bornauw, Gabriel Gudmundsson and Jaka Bijol have joined to strengthen their defence ahead of their Premier League return.

The Yorkshire giants are still in the market for more than one striker and wide forwards, but the club are also keen to ensure that they want to hold on to some of the players who performed well in the Championship last season.

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Leeds United winger Largie Ramazani has rebuffed interest from clubs in Europe

Largie Ramazani caught the eye against Manchester United last weekend and is expected to have a big season in the Premier League, after a disruptive first year at Elland Road.

However, according to The Athletic, Greek top-flight outfit Aris Thessaloniki are interested in getting their hands on the winger in the ongoing transfer window.

Aris Thessaloniki would be open to signing the winger on loan this summer, but Ramazani is not interested in leaving Leeds at this stage.

A few other European clubs have also made advances to the winger and his representatives, but the winger is not keen to move on from Elland Road.

He has rejected the overtures from his suitors and is focused on doing well at Leeds next season.

However, that could change if Leeds sign Igor Paixao this summer, and the competition for places in the wide areas is only going to get stiffer at Elland Road.

Ramazani could still leave later in the window

For now, Ramazani wants to stay and is keen to prove his worth in the Premier League with Leeds next season. However, it could change later in the window.

Daniel James, Wilfried Gnonto and Jack Harrison are the other wingers in the squad, and Paixao could join before the start of the new season.

However, Harrison could leave despite Daniel Farke insisting that he is ready to give him a chance to prove himself at Elland Road.

Ramazani is still very much part of Leeds’ plans, and his performance against Manchester United showed that he could be a good option in the Premier League.

But things could change later in the window if Leeds add more wingers to their squad this summer.