Leeds United left four first team players out of the squad list for their pre-season camp in the US. The information was that these players would find transfer moves before the end of the window.
All of them are expected to leave Elland Road this summer, on a loan deal or permanent deal.
Max Wober, Largie Ramazani, Joe Gelhardt and Jack Harrison were the four players named. With just weeks to go in this summer window, only two remain at the club.
Leeds sold Harrison to MLS side New England Revolution, ending his time at Elland Road.
Max Wober terminated his contract, and walked away for free. He managed to land at Bundesliga side Schalke as a free agent.
With just over two weeks left, the 49ers will be hoping Joe Gelhardt and Largie Ramazani can seal deals elsewhere.
Leeds United star informs players about transfer plans
News has emerged concerning Joe Gelhardt, indicating that the Leeds United star has interest.
Hull City and Birmingham City are said to be two of the clubs keen on signing the forward. Gelhardt spent last season in the Championship with the Tigers, scoring 15 goals in all competitions.
With one year left on his contract, only a permanent sale will be sanctioned.
Largie Ramazani is yet to report to the club since pre-season began, indicating that he wants to leave. The Belgian has been training alone these past few weeks as seen in his Instagram posts.
Valencia remain very interested in a deal for the winger.
Ramazani impressed in the second half of last season, but the La Liga side could not seal a permanent deal. Reports suggest that ‘multiple clubs’ have joined the race for the 25-year old.
RAMAZANI
🎙️ QUIERE VOLVER y lo sabe la plantilla
📞 Ha LLAMADO a varios jugadores del VALENCIA en los últimos días para decírselo
💶 Leeds NO cede y pendiente esta semana de que fructifiquen ofertas https://t.co/GpDXLvJcJ1
— Radio Marca Valencia (@RMValencia) August 10, 2026
Radio Marca Valencia are reporting on Monday that the Leeds United star has called ‘several teammates’ at Valencia, informing them of his transfer plans.
He wants to continue with the La Liga side, but an agreement has not been reached between the two clubs.
Valencia want to sign him, and the player is keen on a return, but Leeds will not budge on their valuation.
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Leeds hold all the cards in this summer window
Largie Ramazani is still under contract at Elland Road for the next two seasons.
So this is not a situation like with Pascal Struijk where Leeds will need to sell to avoid losing him for free. The club want to recoup as much of his transfer fee this summer.
They only want a permanent transfer and not a loan deal.
Unless Valencia meet their valuation, the La Liga side will have to move on to other targets.
The 49ers hold all the cards in this window, and should not cave in to demands.
