With just days left until the transfer deadline, the Leeds United squad looks set in stone. The club did most of their business in the middle of the window and look to be okay with the outcome.
Daniel Farke also said he is pleased with the signings so far, but would urge the club to keep pushing until the deadline.
Leeds have been very active over the past week; they failed in a bid to sign Chelsea winger Mykhailo Mudryk on loan, and have made enquiries about RB Leipzig striker Conrad Harder.
At this point in time, it is unlikely multiple additions will be made to the team before next week.
Club are confident of signing Leeds United star this week
Largie Ramazani. Credit: IMAGO
Leeds United are set to add a backup goalkeeper to the squad, with news that Michael Zetterer has agreed to join.
The German will sign a four-year deal after having direct talks with club officials on Friday. All that remains is for him to be officially unveiled after having done his medical.
While Zetterer may be the only new face in the team this week, Leeds could lose two players before the deadline.
Fiorentina have made contact with the Whites in a bid to sign Wilfried Gnonto. Initially reported as just an enquiry, the latest news shows that the Italian side are now discussing a loan or a permanent deal.
Gnonto could be followed out of the door by Largie Ramazani.
The Belgian winger could find a new club this week. Spanish outlet Las Provincias are reporting that Valencia are ‘confident’ of signing the Belgian winger before the deadline.
The La Liga side had Ramazani on loan last season, and kept interest after the deal ended.
Per the report, Valencia expect Andre Almeida to leave before the deadline, opening the door for the Leeds star to join. The club are confident they can secure another loan deal with an option to buy the winger.
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Leeds should sell Largie Ramazani permanently
The winger is not in Daniel Farke’s plans, with the Leeds boss saying he has no thought of re-integrating him.
And looking at the player’s antics this summer, it is time for the club to cut ties. Largie Ramazani has failed to report from pre-season and is currently training on his own.
If any club wants him before the deadline, the 49ers should only accept a permanent sale.
It is time everyone at the club accepts that this transfer did not work out, and put an end to the whole saga.
