Despite the arrival of James Trafford, there has been a flurry of exits from Leeds United in the last couple of weeks. Many fans thought that the window would be heavily loaded with arrivals.
The club have done a decent job when it comes to departures.
Leeds have so far gotten rid of two huge contracts from their wages. They sold Jack Harrison to the MLS, and allowed Max Wober to leave as a free agent, with the Austrian joining Schalke.
Pascal Struijk joined Brighton as one of the first major exits in the window, and Isaac Schmidt also completed a permanent move.
But there are still a few players at the club who could leave in the coming weeks.
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This week has seen links grow stronger between Sebastiaan Bornauw and German side HSV. The Bundesliga club are keen on a move, and will finalize their plans to sign the defender ‘shortly’.
Joe Gelhardt is also a target for multiple clubs across England, but nothing has been confirmed.
RAMAZANI
💶 El LEEDS NO se rinde a una venta
🤝 El club inglés cuenta con intereses de varios equipos
🤌 SEMANA importante. Previsto que fructifiquen ofertas por el jugador y haya avances
🥲 NO se contempla cesión, solo traspaso. Como ya contó en su día @RadioMARCA https://t.co/6RSIg4CPYO
— Radio Marca Valencia (@RMValencia) August 10, 2026
Largie Ramazani, who has not joined Leeds since the pre-season started, is also set for an exit. According to Radio Marca, the Belgian has received ‘interest from several teams’.
Valencia are said to be one of the major contenders for his signature.
Ramazani wants a return to Spain after impressing Valencia on loan last season. The report adds that this week will be very important when it comes to the 25-year old’s future.
Leeds are said to prefer a permanent deal to a loan move in this window.
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Selling Largie Ramazani is the right decision
The winger has already been left out of the pre-season squad and has been training alone.
Daniel Farke will no doubt have no plans for the Belgian going forward. His loan at Valencia last season boosted his value and will allow the Whites to sell the player going forward.
Now he has serious interest, which presents the 49ers with a chance to sell.
The best outcome in all of this is Leeds recouping much of his transfer fee from a few years ago. Keeping him around or loaning him would make no sense, and reduce his value next year.
A good enough fee for Ramazani also allows the 49ers to spend on a decent replacement in this transfer window.
