Leeds United to Expand Elland Road Capacity to 53,000

Leeds United have announced plans to expand the capacity of their Elland Road stadium to 53,000 seats from its current 37,645. This upgrade will modernise the stadium and make it the seventh largest club ground in England. The move aims to accommodate more fans, reflecting the club's commitment to long-term success.

Leeds United has unveiled plans to expand Elland Road's capacity to 53,000 seats, a significant increase from the current 37,645. The upgrade will modernise the stadium and make it the seventh largest club ground in England.

"Our plans reinforce our commitment to the long-term success of the club and I am excited that we are going to be able to welcome thousands more supporters to every game," said Paraag Marathe, Chairman of Leeds and President of 49ers Enterprises.

Elland Road has sold out every game over the last six years, highlighting the need for expansion, with 26,000 supporters currently on the waiting list for season tickets, according to the Championship club.

(With inputs from agencies.)