Ramazani, who joined the La Liga side on loan during the summer window, was expected to bring pace and flair to Rubén Baraja’s attack. However, his adaptation to Spanish football has been far from smooth, as he has found himself on the fringes of the starting lineup in recent weeks.
According to local reports, the Belgian-born winger has struggled to adapt to the tactical demands and physical intensity of Valencia’s system, while competition for attacking places has limited his minutes on the pitch.
Despite the early challenges, club sources insist there is still confidence in Ramazani’s potential, with the coaching staff keen to give him time to settle and rediscover the form that convinced Leeds to send him out for top-flight experience.
Leeds, meanwhile, are closely monitoring his progress in Spain, hopeful that regular La Liga exposure will aid his long-term development — even if the start has not gone as planned.
Ramazani will be hoping to turn things around in the coming weeks as Valencia aim to climb the league table and strengthen their attacking options.
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