Sources: Leeds accept three Largie Ramazani offers as expected destination revealed

Largie Ramazani is prepared to snub three offers to leave Leeds United in favour of a move to Saudi Arabia, sources have told Football Insider.

Seire A outfits Monza, Parma and Lecce have all made loan offers for the out-of-favour winger, and have been hopeful of getting deals over the line.

Sources say all three offers were expected to be accepted as they matched Leeds' demands for Ramazani, which have been clear throughout the summer window.

However, the 25-year-old is holding out for a move to the Saudi Pro League, and is prepared to turn down offers from elsewhere while he waits for his preferred destination.

Leeds are prepared to allow the winger to move on, as he does not play a part in Daniel Farke's plans, alongside their attempts so strengthen before the 1 September deadline.

Ramazani's contract at Elland Road is set to run until 2028, placing Leeds in a strong position, but despite loan offers matching their demands, the player has other ideas.

Why are Leeds aiming to sell Largie Ramazani?

Football Insider first revealed back in April that Leeds are keen to see Ramazani move on this summer, and had initially planned to move him on permanently.

However, as the window dragged on, Leeds decided to open the door to loan proposals and placed a number of clubs on high alert over his availability.

Following a short-term spell at Valencia last season, where he scored six goals and provided two assists in 31 appearances, the winger looked set for another loan move.

Monza, Parma and Lecce all came forward with suitable offers for Ramazani, but the player currently has his eyes set on a move to the Saudi Pro League.

A potentially lucrative finanal package on offer from the Middle East means he is prepared to snub moves elsewhere as he waits for a better offer to arrive.

Leeds remain keen to shift Ramazani before the 1 September deadline, but the player has put the breaks on any exit as he waits for an approach from the Saudi Pro League.

Which clubs are interested in signing Ramazani?

The three Italian clubs who have come forward with offers for Ramazani remain at the front of the queue for his signature, despite uncertainty from the player.

Should no offer from Saudi Arabia be forthcoming, he may opt to move to Serie A, while there has also been interest from other clubs in European football.

Football Insider revealed in May that Valencia have been keen for Ramazani to return following his loan spell last season, and talks have taken place with Leeds.

However, they failed to make progress in those talks, and speculation over a return to La Liga eventually cooled with other suitors moving ahead in their pursuit.

Valencia remain interested in the winger, and could look to tempt him back, but a move to Saudi Arabia is now at the forefront of his thinking.