What we know about West Ham plans for Largie Ramazani deal as other transfers considered
West Ham United continue to be linked with a move for Leeds United winger Largie Ramazani.
The Hammers are keen to add more bodies to their ranks before the close of the transfer window on 1 September.
The likes of Manor Solomon, Arne Engels, and Joel Piroe have already signed on at the London Stadium this summer.
Piroe, of course, joined from Leeds on a loan deal and made a goalscoring debut in the 2-1 defeat to Charlton Athletic.
It looks as though the Hammers could do more business with the West Yorksire outfit in the form of Ramazani.
But the deal might not be what was first reported if West Ham do manage to conclude his signature.
What deal do West Ham want for Largie Ramazani?
It was first reported that West Ham would be willing to sign Ramazani from Leeds.
The Whites were said to be looking for a £3.4million fee plus a sell-on percentage to sanction his exit.
However, it appears that West Ham may not be looking for a permanent transfer to sign Ramazani.
ExWhuEmployee told The West Ham Way Patreon that the Hammers are instead looking to do a loan deal for Ramazani.
The Hammers source went on to add that West Ham are considering other Premier League loans as well as Ramazani.
It certainly feels like it could be one to watch in the closing days of the window, with West Ham running out of time to conclude business.
Where would Largie Ramazani fit in at Valencia?
Ramazani looks certain to leave Leeds.
He spent last season on loan in LaLiga with Valencia, and is yet to feature for Daniel Farke since returning to Elland Road.
Interestingly, Ramazani's favoured position is on the left wing, where West Ham have already strengthened with the signing of Manor Solomon.
However, Ramazani - once labelled "unbelievable" by Farke - is pretty versatile, and he can play on the right or up front as well.
So, there would be options for Nuno Espirito Santo to consider should they manage to get Ramazani in the building.
For now, it feels like one to watch but with time running out there could be movement sooner rather than later.
