Since the summer began, Daniel Farke has made it clear which Leeds United players remain in his plans. The team is taking shape with just days till the transfer deadline.
Fans are now clear on which players will feature this season, having seen the last two squads in the first games of the season.
Farke has made it clear that he will not stand in the way of players who want to leave, as seen when Sebastiaan Bornauw was allowed to join HSV. The defender is not the only player Leeds have let go this summer.
Max Wober, Jack Harrison, Joe Gelhardt and Isaac Schmidt have also found their way out of the club.
Three of these players were excluded from the squad that made the trip to the US for the training camp, while Schmidt was sold very early in the window.
West Ham plot move for Leeds United star
Largie Ramazani. Credit: IMAGO
Wober, Harrison, Gelhardt and Ramazani were the four first team players left out of pre-season.
Leeds United expected them to find new clubs, and as of the final week of the transfer window, three of them have left Elland Road. Only Largie Ramazani remains in the first team.
The winger has not reported to Thorp Arch since the end of the season.
He was on loan at Valencia last year, where he managed six league goals in 27 appearances. The La Liga side are keen on a move for him, but nothing concrete has materialized.
West Ham insider ExWHUEmployee has revealed that the Hammers are the latest club to join the race for Ramazani.
The London club are keen on a move for the winger, as they look to beef up their squad for their season in the Championship. West Ham have already signed Joel Piroe and want to add his colleague.
It is believed that the Hammers will push for a loan deal for the winger.
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A loan deal does not work for Leeds
It has been made clear by Daniel Farke that Largie Ramazani is not in his plans.
And that statement may mean that the Belgian will never play under the Leeds boss again. So any loan move is not ideal, as the winger will return to Elland Road eventually.
The player has also been pushing for a move, with reports saying he is keen on a return to Spain. However, the La Liga side do not have the financial capacity for a permanent deal.
Leeds have even lowered their asking price per reports, but Valencia still want a loan deal. Other clubs also have their eye on a move for Ramazani, which means the player will definitely leave before the transfer deadline.
