Leeds United new boy Luis Sinisterra may have never reached the heights he has so far in his career were it not for a bold move from Jaap Stam. Dordrecht general manager Hans de Zeeuw claims that his side came close to signing Luis Sinisterra as part of their cooperation agreement with Feyenoord.
The Dutch second-tier side liked what they saw from Sinisterra in a pre-season friendly but Feyenoord boss Stam wanted to keep the winger a the club after also being impressed. The decision by the former Manchester United defender has paved the way for his move to Elland Road this summer after an impressive campaign in the Netherlands.
Sinisterra was part of the Feyenoord side that went all the way to the Europa Conference League final last season, losing 1-0 to Jose Mourinho's AS Roma. The Whites hierarchy were impressed by the Colombian's performances and wasted no time in snapping up the winger.
