Leeds United left out four players from the squad list for the trip to the US for training camp. Daniel Farke also made some big calls on first team players when the Whites held their training camp in Germany.
Leeds have signed two players so far, bringing in Harry Wilson and Tarik Muharemovic.
The duo will bolster different areas of the pitch; Wilson will be a much needed option as the club lacked a cutting edge in attack last season. Muharemovic comes in as a direct replacement for Pascal Struijk.
The club is continuing to work on possible arrivals and departures this summer.
Max Wober, Joe Gelhardt, Largie Ramazani and Jack Harrison were all left out of the squad list for the trip.
All of these players spent time on loan away from Elland Road this past season.
Club confident Leeds United will lower asking price for first team star
It is widely known that all four players are prime candidates to leave Leeds United in the coming weeks.
None of these players were spotted when the first team star reported for pre-season preparations last week.
Wober was told to find a new club last year but still remains under contract, Hull City seem to have slowed down on a deal for Joe Gelhardt and Jack Harrison has been linked with a move to the MLS.
As reported earlier this summer, Valencia are keen on bringing back Largie Ramazani.
The Belgian had a decent loan spell last season, when he impressed in the second half of the campaign. The Spanish side have been weighing up a move, with their club chief even going to England for talks with the 49ers.
However, they are yet to match the financials required for a deal for the Leeds man.
Spanish outlet Super Deporte have reported that Valencia are ‘not in a hurry’ for Ramazani, as they believe Leeds will lower his asking price as the transfer window goes on.
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What do the 49ers do now?
It is clear that Largie Ramazani is not in the plans for the upcoming season.
Being left out of the squad for the US training camp is probably the final nail in the coffin. He will sort out his future before the new season begins, but his destination is unknown.
The 49ers now have to decide on what to do with the winger.
Hold on long enough for a club to bring a deal that matches their valuation, or take a loss on him to get him off their books. And at this point of the summer, keeping him in the first team is out of the question.
Maybe another loan deal would be ideal for all parties.
