“Big news”: Leeds United might have one in, one out, with a significant exit a distinct possibility

Knowing that they could keep a Premier League asset if they gain promotion this year, Leeds United is considering loaning away Luis Sinisterra today if offers come in.

The Whites have a lot of business to take care of in the last hours of the summer transfer window, and their actions today may be determined by their outgoings.

The team prepares for bids for their star Colombian, so Luis Sinisterra’s future is still in doubt.

Will Sinisterra depart?

Given that the player has shown a desire to play at a higher level, Sinisterra might be leaving Leeds today if the club receives the approaches they anticipate.

According to Graham Smyth of the Yorkshire Evening Post, the team is prepared for that possibility and might even approve a loan arrangement for him to leave:

“However, Sinisterra will be the focus of the day’s major story. The circumstances that transpired around the time of his relegation clause expiry date makes it feel quite conceivable that the Colombian winger would harbor some desire to depart Elland Road, and Leeds are ready for bids.

Sinisterra’s position will primarily determine the outcome, similar to the Tyler Adams issue, though Leeds may contemplate authorizing a loan to keep a Premier League-caliber player as an asset in the hopes of presenting him as a promoted team next summer.

Would Leeds replace him?

Leeds would be ready to take Sinisterra’s place before the window closed, which is another aspect of his potential departure.

Before the deadline of 11 p.m., the team would like to recruit another attacker, says Smyth.

If Sinisterra leaves, Leeds will attempt to find a replacement so that Daniel Farke has more choices up front before tonight’s deadline of 11 p.m.

We may lose Sinisterra before the end of the day today, and that’s okay as long as we find someone equally as good to take his position.

The only important outgoing business we do must be letting him go, even on loan, because we cannot afford to lose anyone else.

Another loan is incredibly frustrating when we really use some money in, but if the club is confident in promotion, then getting Sinisterra back after a strong season would be excellent.