Leeds United have announced plans to expand their Elland Road stadium to hold 53,000 fans. The changes will make it the seventh-largest club stadium in the country while keeping Leeds at the ground they have called home since 1919.

Leeds United Football Club has announced plans to increase the capacity of its stadium to accommodate 53,000 supporters. The Elland Road ground can currently hold 37,645 fans and has been full for every home match played in the last six years. There are also 26,000 supporters on the waiting list for season tickets.

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.

Leeds United will expand the capacity of their Elland Road ground to 53,000 seats, the Championship side said on Monday. Leeds have outlined a plan to modernise the stadium that can currently accommodate 37,