Joseph, a highly-rated striker who has shown glimpses of his talent at Elland Road, will look to continue his development against elite opposition, while Ramazani — who arrived at Leeds this summer — has also been given the chance to prove himself in Spain’s top division.
The club’s hierarchy believe both players can return stronger, either to play a direct role in Leeds’ long-term project or to increase their value for future moves. Early signs are mixed: Ramazani registered an assist on his Valencia debut but was powerless to prevent their 6-0 defeat to Barcelona at the weekend, while Joseph is still adapting to life in Spanish football.
Leeds fans will be keeping a close eye on the duo’s progress, with the loans seen as a key part of the club’s strategy to develop young talent and balance the squad ahead of future campaigns.
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