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“Good News; Leeds Fans can’t believe their favorite star Shocking return”- Leeds United star has spotted rejoined the squad for Sunday’s match against Swansea City following his recent injury setback.
Largie Ramazani has rejoined the Leeds United squad for their Championship clash at Swansea City on Sunday, 24 November, following a recent injury setback.
Ramazani had been sidelined for several weeks after picking up an ankle injury during Leeds’ 2-1 victory over Watford on 22 October. However, he has now made the trip with the squad to South Wales, where a win could see the Whites move to the top of the league.
Journalist Joe Donnohue provided the update on X, confirming: “Largie Ramazani has arrived with the squad.”
Ramazani’s Return a Boost for Farke
Ramazani’s return is a positive development for manager Daniel Farke as he looks to reintegrate injured players back into his lineup. While Ethan Ampadu and Ilia Gruev remain out long-term, captain Liam Cooper is expected to return around Christmas after recovering from a knee injury.
With Dan James and Manor Solomon also back to full fitness, Farke now has more attacking options, strengthening Leeds’ forward options. Max Wober is available again following his 90-minute appearance for Austria during the international break, and with Joe Rodon one yellow card away from suspension, he could be called upon in the near future.
A victory over Swansea would send a strong message to the rest of the league, particularly as other clubs like Sunderland and Sheffield United are grappling with injury and suspension problems in the coming weeks.
Ramazani is likely to start from the bench but could make a significant impact if called upon, especially as Storm Berti is set to affect the conditions in South Wales.
In other news, Leeds United fans faced challenging weather conditions as they battled through floods ahead of the match.
