INJURY UPDATE: Leeds United Doctor confirm 23yr Old summer SIGNING injury pick might mean otherwise after a brilliant start to life at Elland Road.
An injury expert has advised Leeds United to be cautious about managing the physical demands between leagues, especially since football in England is generally more physical and played at a higher tempo.
Belgian winger Largie Ramazani, 23, only completed 90 minutes twice during the 2024 La Liga season with Almeria and didn’t feature in their final six games.
Speaking exclusively to MOT Leeds News, physical therapist and sports scientist Brar commented on Ramazani:
“Ramazani played regularly last season and avoided injury, despite his inconsistent minutes. Leeds will need to carefully increase his workload, accounting for the differences in the physical demands of the two leagues. Had they been in the Premier League, even more attention would be needed, as the sprinting intensity is greater than in any other league. But since the Championship isn’t as demanding as La Liga, Ramazani should be able to adapt quickly and isn’t at immediate risk of injury.”
### Largie Ramazani: A Key Signing for Leeds United
Ramazani made his Leeds debut against Hull City on 31 August, and manager Daniel Farke will likely expect him to become a regular first-team player.
Capable of playing on either wing or centrally, Ramazani may even fill a role similar to Georginio Rutter. With his creativity in the final third, his presence could help other attacking talents like Joel Piroe and Wilfried Gnonto flourish, potentially aiding Leeds in their promotion bid.