Last season, Sinisterra made 49 appearances for Feyenoord, netting 23 goals and handing out 14 assists as they reached the Europa Conference League final.

 

The 23-year-old was snapped up by the Whites from Feyenoord on a five-year contract for a transfer fee somewhere around £21m as a possible Raphinha successor at Elland Road.

 

 

Sinisterra admitted that Leeds made contact with his camp a long time ago for a possible transfer move and the Colombian revealed that he studied the Whites’ matches to prepare himself to adapt quickly to his new manager’s tactics.

 

“I saw a lot of games”, Sinisterra told Leeds Live.

 

 

“We were speaking with Leeds a long time ago, so I tried to be focused and see the games and get ready for when the opportunity came.

 

“I can’t remember [when Leeds made contact], but we have spoken for a long time.”

 

 

Last week, the Colombian travelled to Australia with his new team-mates for the Whites’ pre-season tour and all eyes will be on Sinisterra as he is anticipated to make his club debut against Brisbane Roar on Thursday.