Manchester United fans may remember Largie Ramazani and could see him in Premier League action this coming season.
Manchester United now have another shining example from the ranks of the club’s academy.
The rise of Kobbie Mainoo captured the hearts and minds of United fans everywhere last season.
We hope Main will continue to progress and be part of the squad for many years to come, inspiring more players in United’s youth ranks.
Marcus Rashford has flown the flag for years, but Mainoo may have overtaken him as the poster boy for United’s academy.
However, some of United’s talent will have to move on for the first team and that’s what happened to Largie Ramazani in 2020.
Largie Ramazani can bring back the Premier League
Ramazani joined United in 2017 after spells at Anderlecht and Charlton Athletic.
The diminutive winger has shown promise for United, scoring 11 goals in 18 appearances for the U23s.
But in 2020, Ramazani decided to leave United to focus on first-team football with Spain’s Almeria.
Ramazani has played more than 125 times for Almeria so far, scoring 21 goals and providing nine assists.
Ramazani surprised even the Bernabeu last season when he scored against Real Madrid after just 38 seconds.
However, Almeria and Ramazani were relegated from La Liga last season and the 23-year-old could be expected to continue.
TEAMtalk now claim that Everton are interested in signing Ramazani and are luring him back to English football.
Ramazani is in the final year of his contract with Almeria and Everton are considering a price cut.
Ramazani hasn’t had a chance in the Premier League at United, but his time to shine in England’s top flight could soon come.
Ramazani could face Manchester United
If Everton can complete a deal for Ramazani, he would be in line to play against United in the Premier League.
A home game against Everton at the end of November was created in the schedule, which could see Ramazani out of Old Trafford.
United then travel to Goodison Park in February, the venue where Alejandro Garnacho scored his wonder goal last season.
Ramazani felt he simply had to fly out of the nest and leave United and get on with his career.
That decision saw him play regularly in Spain and could see him land a big move to the Premier League this summer.
Ramazani will feel justified in moving away from United and could be chasing his former side next term.