News about Luis Sinisterra

Bournemouth boss Andoni Iraola has confirmed winger Luis Sinisterra could miss the rest of the season. The Colombia international was forced out of last week's 2-2 home draw against Manchester United in his first match back from a muscle injury. Sinisterra had missed the three previous games and returned to the starting line-up against United, only to aggravate the same problem before being withdrawn shortly before half-time.

BOURNEMOUTH 2-2 MAN UNITED - CHRIS WHEELER AT THE VITALITY STADIUM: When Ineos sit down to decide Erik ten Hag's fate, they won't be too worried about the chasm between Manchester United and the Premier League's top three. Even missing out on the Champions League might not be fatal for the Dutchman. But when they think about days like these, days when United were outclassed by Bournemouth, well that might be a different matter. Not once, but twice this season. Bournemouth came away from Old Trafford with a well-deserved 3-0 victory in December, and they would not have been remotely flattered by a similar winning margin here at the Vitality Stadium.

KIERAN GILL AT THE VITALITY STADIUM: Bournemouth accepted their place in the FA Cup's fifth round with a 5-0 win over Swansea on Thursday night. The Cherries three goals were up within 15 minutes at the Vitality Stadium before David Brooks and Dominic Solanke scored to bring a first half victory. Bournemouth's 4-0 loss to Liverpool on Sunday was the perfect antidote, after their 4-0 loss at home against Liverpool, while Swanse has now lost just twice in their last seven games in all competitions.

When Bournemouth's Dominic Solanke's team takes on Championship club Swansea in the fourth round of the FA Cup, he is 3/1 to score a brace and 12/1 to bag a hat-trick. Solanke has been in superb form for the Cherries this season, scoring 13 goals in all competitions to date. Kieffer Moore and Luis Sinisterra are the next best-backed in Sky Bet's 'Multi Scorers' competition, with the pair scoring a double and 17/2 to land a hat-trick.

ARA KAJUMBA AT THE VITALITY STADIUM Bernd Leno did not exactly celebrate Boxing Day on Saturday, but after getting physical with one of the Bournemouth ball boys, he may have been in hot water. Leno took exception to the fact that the ball was returned to him after three days on a second-half flashpoint, bringing to an end a day to remember for the Fulham goalkeeper who had been defeated three times, denying Bournemouth one of their goals and almost another. He made himself the pantomime villain at Vitality Stadium, with his entire participation booed.

After being lucky enough not to be struck by a missile launched at Crystal Palace, Roy Hodgson said they should display more 'empathy'. Although the irate supporter missed Hodgson with the throwing object, it was a sign of how the tone at Selhurst Park this season has swanted. Palace have won just four of their first 15 games this season, leaving them in 14th place in the table after losing 2-0 home defeat to Bournemouth.

In a one-sided match at the Etihad Stadium, Doku opened the scoring and then had a hand in the next four goals. It maintained the good vibe the 21-year-old has created since his £55.4 million transfer from Rennes, but Doku himself was modest about his output.

The first international break of the new season is here, but Premier League players will not be given any time for rest and relaxation as they represent their respective nations. Any English top-flight player is residing in the United Kingdom, and the air miles are racking up for people traveling around the world to compete in international tournaments. When the Premier League returns, players will be able to travel for shorter trips abroad for European Championship qualifiers against Ukraine and Scotland, but others will have to face long-haul flights that could cause wreak havoc on their body clocks.

LOS SCHEPPENSTALL AT ELLAND ROAD: They've had five attempts, but Sheffield Wednesday's Championship bid is finally up and running, with Yorkshire rivals Leeds United dissatisfied. In May, the Owls were promoted from League One, but not much has gone wrong since. Darren Moore was fired due to traumatic circumstances, and his replacement, Xisco Munoz, had his team arrive at Elland Road as the only EFL team to pick up a point this season.

Premier League clubs will now have to make do with their current squads until January as the high-intensity drama of the transfer window begins to fade. The big boys in the division have been bolstered, the middle of the road sides have increased, and the teams that were supposed to face it out at the top of the table have also been increased. Transfers can make or break a team's fate during this 38-game marathon, with some teams wishing they didn't get a big contract because of the line, or ecstatic that their brand-new signing has come well. Supporters of each Premier League team will have their own minds already made up about their activity, but how does Mail Sport rank your team's dealings? Here are our A-E transfer ratings...

Bournemouth has announced the signing of Luis Sinisterra, a winger of Leeds, on transfer Deadline Day, with Jaidon Anthony heading in the other direction to Elland Road.

Bournemouth have lost out on their hunt for the striker, despite allowing Wales striker Kieffer Moore to join Millwall to make way for Daka's arrival. Daka has held Premier League involvement throughout the transfer window, and AC Milan's AC Milan was a point of concern today. On Friday afternoon, negotiations with the Cherries were still in place, with both a loan and a permanent agreement open for discussion, but they have since fallen through.

Patson Daka may have left Leicester in the final hours of the transfer window, with Bournemouth keeping their fascination in the Foxes striker. Daka is oversupply under new boss Enzo Maresca, and has been open all summer, without a contract being signed. The Zambian forward hasn't played for Leicester so far this season, despite the Foxes currently sits atop the Championship table after winning four from four.

SIMON JONES: Willy Gnonto and Luis Sinisterra have clubs that are showing an interest in them, so the Championship team is considering contingency plans with Norwegian Solbakken. This morning, the 24-year old's agent has been speaking to Leeds, but there is a contrasting interest from another foreign club. Glen Kamara, a midfielder for Rangers, is scheduled in Leeds this afternoon for a medical examination. The clubs have agreed to a fee that includes add-ons for the Finn international.

According to Sky Bet, Georginio Rutter, the joint favourite to start the scoring against Salford in the Carabao Cup, fresh off his maiden goal for Leeds in a pulsing 4-3 win over Ipswich, has been named as the joint-favourite to open the scoring against Salford. The £36 million striker was one of four Leeds goalscorers over the weekend, as well as Luis Sinisterra, who is also priced by Sky Bet at 5/1. Joe Gelhardt, a youngster, joins the duo in the first goalscorer market, at 6/4, against Sinisterra's 13/8.

ADAM SHERGOLD, a footballer from the cold one week and the other hot, Willy Gnonto and Luis Sinisterra proved that redemption can come quickly in football. Both players were on the scoresheet and seemed to be content to be turning out for Leeds in the Championship after all.

Leeds may have landed the razor-sharp forward line to propel them back to the Premier League. As all their attackers made hay, a gloomy start to their Championship campaign gave way to rays of hope. It's certainly helps if you're looking for a professional striker in 91 matches for Swansea, Joel Piroe, a proven goal shooter at this level. He scored his first goal on a debut.

TOM COLLOMOSSE: Leeds manager Daniel Farke said he would practically ban wantaway players from training if he admitted that their desire to leave was affecting the team's mood. Farke's side has only gained one point from their first two games and was defeated by a last-minute penalty from Lukas Jutkiewicz at Birmingham on Saturday. Fans of travelling voiced their displeasure with Wilfried Gnonto, who was not in the squad at the time, as he looks for a change. Luis Sinisterra was another one who did not travel, and Farke said the Colombian was in the same boat as Gnonto as Gnonto. They aren't the only ones who could travel with injured duo Tyler Adams and Jack Harrison, who are both highly coveted by top-flight clubs.

Luis Sinisterra, a Colombian winger, has been ruled out of action until the end of the season after suffering ankle ligament damage in the club's recent draw with Leicester City. Sinisterra, 23, has scored three goals in the Whites' last five games, including the opener against Leicester and the champion against Nottingham Forest earlier this month.

KING DOMINIC KING AT ELLAND ROAD: Liverpool beat Leeds 6-1 on Monday night, and the team looked exactly like their best ever. The Reds' Diogo Jota and Mohamed Salah both scored braces, while Darwin Nunez and Cody Gakpo also found the net. Luis Sinisterra's only blot for the visitors was a goal, which came after Ibrahim Konate's bad decision. It was only their fourth away victory of the season for Jurgen Klopp's men, and it would worry Leeds fans, who have now seen their team lose four or more goals in three of their last four games. DOMINIC KING of Sportsmail looks at some of the things you may have missed at Elland Road.

Following Leeds United's 2-1 victory at Elland Road on Tuesday night, the Premier League table has a giant leapfrogged Nottingham Forest. After Orel Mangala's shocking opening goal for the visitors, Jack Harrison and Luis Sinisterra scored for the Whites as they improved to 13th in six games under new manager Javi Gracia. Forest, on the other hand, has dropped to 17th place after their eighth winless match, putting their boss Steve Cooper under intense strain. DAVID COVERDALE of Sportsmail addresses the three key talking points from Tuesday's basement war.

After a 2-1 loss at Leeds that extended his team's winless streak to eight games, Nottingham Forest boss Steve Cooper said he was not worried about his future. Forest suffered to a fourth straight defeat on the road and sits above the bottom three on goal difference alone after losing by a single point against their relegation rivals at Elland Road. Forest's first goal gave them a lead early, but Leeds fought back with first-half goals from Jack Harrison and Luis Sinisterra to deservedly win.

After suffering a triple injury blow, Javi Gracia admits relegation-thraught Leeds United has a 'big problem' and he is 'worried.' Tyler Adams, the Whites' midfielder, is fighting to return from action this season after being compelled to have an operation on his hamstring. Gracia also ruled out defender Max Wober and forward Willy Gnonto out of Saturday's match against Arsenal because of their respective ankle and foot injuries while on international service.

Leeds could be given an unexpected boost ahead of their match against white-hot Brighton on Saturday, with striker Rodrigo having a chance to return just a month after ankle surgery. Javi Gracia said that "some long-term injured players" were in training, and that they would be tested to see if they would be called upon in the Yorkshire club's forthcoming fixtures. When Leeds defeated Accrington 3-1 at the end of January, the 32-year-old forward sustained his ankle whilst on FA Cup service.