Leeds are staking their Premier League future on £41million duo Tyler Adams and Luis Sinisterra being able to replace Kalvin Phillips and Raphinha.
Adams has arrived in England for his medical before completing his £19.6million switch to Leeds from RB Leipzig to fill the large hole left in midfield by Phillips’ departure for Manchester City. Leeds are also in advanced talks with Feyenoord for Sinisterra and see the Colombian winger as the successor to Raphinha, who is set to leave with Chelsea and Barcelona battling to sign him.
Leeds have agreed personal terms with Sinisterra and will pay around £21.4million plus add-ons for the South American. Adams and Sinisterra, who are both 23, have the potential to succeed in the Premier League and Leeds need their transfers to work.
