At Leeds United, it seems as if by magic they manage to make the impossible possible. Well, it was expected that Luis Fernando Sinisterra Lucumí would return to training in the second week of August, missing the first Premier League game on August 6 when they face Wolverhampton at Elland Road, at home.
As if by magic, the results improved on Luis Sinisterra. Against all odds, the Colombian begins to accelerate his return to the Leeds United training sessions in view of the Premier League that he is about to start. Sinisterra wants to feel the competitiveness of the English league, but his debut will be on hold because it is official to rule him out for the opening game.
Luis Sinisterra’s beginnings at Leeds United began in an unwanted way. He drew criticism without having trained with the club, and in pre-season, they faced Crystal Palace. He played 12 minutes and had to be substituted due to a hamstring injury. Apparently he didn’t require a lot of downtime, but it’s a blow that could have been avoided and the responsibility fell on Jesse Marsch and the medical staff who lined him up when he wasn’t in top condition.
Although they wanted to take care of him so that he could be there on August 6, the plan went wrong. They risked him, he was beaten and he will not be able to be in the game against Wolverhampton. However, on the morning of Thursday, August 4, Jesse Marsch and the coaching staff received some big news. Luis Sinisterra trained at the Leeds United sports headquarters, and speeds up his recovery.
He returned to the ring, despite not being 100%, he will aspire to be for the second match that will be against Southampton as a visitor. Jesse Marsch sees his return and his chance to play in the Premier soon. The American strategist maintained, ‘Luis Sinisterra worked in the field today (Thursday) and is approaching his maximum speed, hopefully the attacker will be available next weekend.’ This is more than encouraging and positive news for the player and the club.
