Leeds less conversation, little more action than the others

Bielsa ain't there anymore, but Leeds United are again attracting the football world's attention, this time with their cutting-edge transfer policy. It became almost regular to hear the news of the Whites' new signing on a daily basis.

So far, they have signed Brendan Aaronson, Rasmus Kristensen, Marc Roca, Darko Gyabi, and, as we reported on Wednesday, much promising Tyler Adams. But there's a new name on the list of the reinforcements, and it's Colombian prodigy Luis Sinisterra.

The 23-year-old had a marvellous season with Dutch side Feyenoord and was probably their best player in the spectacular UEFA Europa Conference League campaign that saw them reach the finals before losing to Jose Mourinho's AS Roma.

The Dutch winger, who scored 23 goals and set up another 14 in 49 games last season, has signed a five-year contract worth 25,000,000 euros.

Ok, but where does all that money come from, you might ask? Bear in mind that they sold Calvin Phillips to City for 48,750,000 euros and that Barcelona are ready to pay around 60,000,000 for Raphinha.

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Elland Road outfit plays their first competitive game of the new season on August 6 against Wolverhampton.