Leeds could sign ‘another’ winger after Sinisterra at Elland Road

Leeds United could still move for ‘another winger’ in what remains of the current transfer window, according to journalist Pete O’Rourke.

The Whites have been one of the most active sides in the opening weeks of the summer and could yet make further additions to Jesse Marsch’s first-team squad.

Leeds have seen former talisman Raphinha depart the club this month following a hugely successful two-year stay in west Yorkshire.

The Brazil international has completed a £55 million switch to Catalan giants Barcelona, but Marsch had already added to his options out wide before sanctioning his sale.

Luis Sinisterra became Leeds’ sixth signing of the summer when his completed a move from Feyenoord for an undisclosed fee, signing a five-year contract upon his arrival.

However, although the Colombia international is capable of playing on either flank, he has predominantly featured on the left-hand side throughout his career, meaning a direct replacement for Raphinha may still be required.

And Leeds could also face a struggle to keep hold of Jack Harrison, with the Daily Mail revealing that Newcastle United are prepared to offer £20m for his services.

Marsch also has Dan James to call upon when it comes to wingers, although the Wales international also largely lined up either on the left-wing or through the middle last season.

Therefore, O’Rourke has refused to rule out Leeds making another attacking acquisition while also trying to retain the services of Harrison.

He told GiveMeSport: “I wouldn’t rule it out, Leeds moving for another winger. They’ve got the speculation surrounding Jack Harrison’s future as well, so they’ll be looking to ensure that he doesn’t leave.”

French outlet FootMercato have disclosed that Leeds are ‘very