Willy Gnonto could be finished at Leeds after latest public comment, Largie Ramazani also in trouble

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Credit: Imago Tue 7 April 2026 14:00, UK Willy Gnonto and Largie Ramazani could have moved closer to respective Leeds United exits this summer after sending messages that could be perceived as digs at Daniel Farke on social media.Both players replied to Ao Tanaka’s new Instagram post after his fine showing in Leeds’ FA Cup quarter-final win over West Ham.The Japan international posted a picture of himself celebrating his goal at the London Stadium on the platform, with Gnonto replying: “No coincidence,” while Ramazani said: “No shock honestly.”Tanaka has struggled for game time under Farke over the last few months, and their comments could be looked at as digs at the Whites’ boss for failing to give him ample opportunities.Leeds’ transfer plans could well involve both players this summer, as the manager will surely want to sell any players that may be perceived to be undermining him on purpose. 🔄 Leeds United Transfer Update 🔄 Breaking news on latest signings, departures, and contract news from the Elland Road boardroom. VISIT THE LEEDS TRANSFER HUB MORE FOOTBALL INSIDER STORIES Daniel Farke won’t be happyGnonto has struggled for minutes upon Leeds’ return to the Premier League this season after he was integral to their promotion from the Championship last term.Football Insider revealed last month that Leeds will consider letting Gnonto leave permanently this summer if a big offer for his services arrives.Appearances16Minutes380′Goals0Chances created per 901.42Successful dribbles %11.1%Fouls won per 901.89Penalties won1Gnonto’s 2025-26 PL statsHe certainly looks to be edging closer to an exit after starting from the bench against West Ham and then digging out his own manager on social media after the match.Ramazani is currently out on loan at Valencia, and has registered five goals and two assists in 23 appearances so far this season.The 25-year-old was not wanted by Farke at the start of this term as he sent him to La Liga, and clearly has a feeling that he will not be welcomed back at Elland Road to be a part of his plans anytime soon.Ramazani has aimed a dig at Farke before nowBoth players may not agree with Farke’s treatment of Tanaka, but it does feel as if they are projecting their own grievances with such comments aimed towards the boss.Ramazani has a recent history of using praise of others to jab at Farke, with his comments after he signed for Valencia last August being a clear example.Back then, he said: “Talking to the coach (Carlos Corberan) has given me a lot of confidence, and I’m happy.“I like having someone who shows confidence in me.

I think it’s very important for a player that your coach does that for you, and with that you can take a step forward.”He clearly felt like Farke was not helping progress his own game at Leeds, with a return to the first-team fold seeming very unlikely this summer. 🚨 Don’t Miss a Beat: Your Leeds United Insider Access Get the full story from Elland Road and Thorp Arch with our dedicated expert hubs: Updated 24/7 with expert analysis from the heart of West Yorkshire.