At Leeds United, as if by magic, they manage to do the impossible, possible. It was expected that Luis Fernando Sinisterra Lucumí would return to training in the second week of August, missing the first Premier League match on August 6 when they face Wolverhampton at Elland Road, in their home condition.
As if by magic, the results improved for Luis Sinisterra. Against all odds, the Colombian starts to accelerate his return to training sessions at Leeds United in anticipation of the upcoming Premier League. Sinisterra wants to experience the competitiveness of the English league, but his debut will have to wait as he is officially ruled out of the opening game.
The start of Luis Sinisterra's Leeds United career began in an undesired way. He faced criticism without having trained with the club, and during preseason, they faced Crystal Palace. He played for 12 minutes and had to be substituted due to a hamstring injury. It seems that he didn't need much time off, but it's a blow that could have been avoided and the responsibility lies with Jesse Marsch and the medical staff who lined him up when he was not in optimal condition.
Although they wanted to take care of him so that he could be ready for August 6, the plan backfired. They took a risk, he got injured, and he won't be able to play against Wolverhampton. However, on the morning of Thursday, August 4, Jesse Marsch and the coaching staff received great news. Luis Sinisterra trained at the Leeds United sports complex and is accelerating his recovery.
He returned to the field, despite not being at 100%, he aspires to be ready for the second match against Southampton in an away condition. Jesse Marsch sees his return and his possibility of playing soon in the Premier League. The American strategist said, "Luis Sinisterra trained on the field today (Thursday) and is getting closer to his top speed, hopefully, the forward will be available next weekend." These are more than encouraging and positive news for the player and the club.