Leeds United winger Largie Ramazani had an eventful but brief appearance against Watford, playing just 14 minutes before making a significant impact by scoring his third goal of the season, helping set the team on the path to victory. Under Daniel Farke, Leeds aimed to build momentum heading into the winter months, having previously ended Sheffield United’s unbeaten streak. Facing a Watford side reeling from a heavy defeat to Luton Town, Leeds looked poised to add to the Hornets’ misery, striking early just seven minutes into the match.
Leeds United started brilliantly against Watford on Tuesday night, taking the lead just four minutes in when Largie Ramazani unleashed a shot from the left edge of the box. His effort stung the gloves of goalkeeper Daniel Bachmann, who couldn’t hold onto the ball, allowing it to trickle just over the line. Ramazani was electric in the opening quarter, showcasing his skill and determination. However, his night was cut short following a strong challenge from Festy Ebosele, which appeared to injure his ankle as he was bundled to the ground near the South East corner. Despite his attempts to continue, the 23-year-old was clearly in too much pain and had to be replaced by Manor Solomon.
After the match, Farke was naturally asked about Largie Ramazani’s condition, with focus shifting to their upcoming trip to Bristol City on Saturday afternoon. The manager couldn’t provide a definitive update on whether Ramazani would be sidelined, expressing uncertainty about the severity of the injury. He noted (via the YEP): [insert specific quote or further details if available]. The team’s fans will be eager to hear more about the winger’s status as they prepare for their next challenge.
Given Largie Ramazani’s impressive performances this season, it would be incredibly frustrating for Leeds United if he faces a spell on the sidelines. Alongside Willy Gnonto, he has been one of the team’s most exciting players, bringing a valuable combination of flair and end product to the attack. Losing Ramazani would be a significant blow to the team’s momentum.
With Manor Solomon just returning from injury, his performance after coming on against Watford highlighted the challenge ahead. He looked off the pace, which underscores the need for Ramazani’s creativity and energy in the squad. The team will be hoping for positive news regarding Ramazani’s fitness as they prepare for their upcoming matches.