Luis Sinisterra He was one of the Colombians who changed clubs in the current European transfer market. The winger came to Leeds from Feyenoord, where he achieved billiards with his performances.
Although he did not play in the first matches in England, Sinisterra took advantage of the opportunity that was given to him and in his first game he scored a goal in the League Cup. In addition, the team’s manager, Jesse Marsch, he valued his level every time he enters the games: “Luis is in shape every time”.
Well, after giving these statements, the Colombian started in Leeds’ match against Everton and again added merits to earn a place in the main team, since the equalizer came from his feet.
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At minute 56, the Colombian received a ball from the right, drove several meters and unleashed a left-footed shot (his unusual leg) to beat goalkeeper Jordan Pickford, who stood still in his goal watching the ball enter the goal.
The winger was important in the match, he was located on the right and was important with his speed. The coach decided to take him out of the match at minute 64, because he had already made a wear in the time he had acted.
Luis Sinisterra’s goal with Leeds In England
Luis Sinisterra and his possible call to Colombia selection
In this way, Sinisterra continues to add points for an eventual call in the Colombian National Teamwhich is approaching for the friendly matches against Guatemala and Mexico, respectively, which will serve as the setting for the debut on the technical bench of the Argentine Néstor Lorenzo, who came to replace Reinaldo Rueda in charge, after the debacle of not qualifying for the World Cup of Qatar 2022.
