Leeds United manager Daniel Farke is pushing the club to bring in more players before the end of the window following a brilliant start to the season.
The Whites are focusing on facing a tough Brentford side at Elland Road on Sunday after beating Nottingham Forest twice in three days away at the City Ground.
However, Leeds have one eye on the transfer market as the club are still looking to bring in three to four players before the transfer window closes on September 1.
But the club also need player sales, and they are desperate to move on certain stars who have no futures at Elland Road under Daniel Farke going forward.
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Club trigger late-window move for Leeds star
Daniel Farke drew a line in the sand on Largie Ramazani this week when he made it clear that the winger has no way back in his plans for this season.
The Belgian has been kept out of the squad since he returned this summer and has been training individually while waiting to leave the Whites.
Valencia have been interested in taking him back to the Mestalla all summer, but with just six days left in the window, his future remains undecided.
The two clubs held talks earlier in the summer over a deal but remained far apart on an agreement. Valencia would prefer to sign him on loan, while Leeds want a permanent deal.
The Spanish club are only prepared to offer a permanent deal if Leeds drastically cut their asking price for the winger.
Valencia have also been considering other options, but it has been claimed that Ramazani is again their focus for the final days of the window.
According to Spanish journalist Hector Gomez, Valencia have activated a late-window attempt to sign the Leeds winger in the coming days.
He remains a big target for Leeds, and the club will now look to reach a compromise with Leeds, who would have to agree to either loan him out again or accept a cut-price fee.
Ramazani wants to return to Valencia, and recently reiterated his desire to the Spanish club.
Leeds may have to accept a cut-price fee or a loan offer
Largie Ramazani’s time at Leeds United looks to be coming to an end after Daniel Farke left him out of the club’s pre-season tour.
The Leeds boss rarely turned to the Belgian during their Championship campaign, and the German has made it clear that there is no way back for him this season.
Leaving him out of pre-season also sent a clear message that Leeds want to find him a new club. That made negotiations more difficult, as Valencia and other interested sides knew the Whites were keen to move him on and they simply waited for his asking price to drop as the deadline approached.
Leeds may therefore have to accept a lower fee than they initially wanted or consider another loan if they are to finally find Ramazani a new club this summer.
