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Leeds United and adidas have today unveiled the club’s new away kit for the 26/27 Premier League season, marking a historic first for the partnership with the strip featuring the iconic adidas Originals Trefoil logo. Our new away kit also sees the return of the much-loved white rose crest, which last appeared on a Leeds United shirt during the 98/99 campaign. Combining two iconic symbols with one of the club’s most recognisable colourways, this new launch celebrates both Leeds United’s heritage and the enduring connection between the club, the city and Yorkshire. The shirt has a classic yellow base, synonymous with Leeds United away kits throughout the decades. Striking yet refined, the vibrant EQT yellow is complemented by night navy and white detailing, reimagining a renowned colour palette through a modern adidas Originals lens. The V-neck jersey is then paired with navy shorts and yellow socks to complete the away strip for our upcoming campaign. To accompany the reveal, Leed...

By Graham Smyth Work is already underway at Elland Road following the conclusion of Leeds United's 2025/26 Premier League season. Leeds United have officially marked the start of Elland Road's 'enhancement' with work already started on the new West Stand. Drone footage posted on the CC Overview YouTube channel over the past two weeks has shown the demolition of the old ticket office and LUTV studio, along with the partial removal of the banqueting suite behind the West Stand. The floodlights behind the stand have also come down and a temporary structure to house corporate hospitality is going up at the back of the Kop. A club statement says the development work heralds a 'momentous moment' in Leeds United history. It read: "The enhancement of Leeds United’s iconic Elland Road Stadium is officially under way. Our home, our future and a momentous moment in the club’s 106-year existence, work has now begun on the West Stand starting with the removal of...

By Kyle Newbould Daniel Farke is close to reaching three years at Leeds United having guided them to Premier League safety. Leeds United boss Daniel Farke has been labelled a ‘good person’ who did a ‘brilliant job’ staving off relegation by a former managerial colleague. Farke kept Leeds up relatively comfortably in the end, their 47 points good enough for 14th place and safety with three Premier League games to spare. The German oversaw a hugely impressive eight-match unbeaten run to get his side over the line, losing for the first time since early-March on the final day at West Ham when there was nothing to play for. After coming under early pressure amid concerns of previous top-flight failings with Norwich City, Farke is now widely expected to guide Leeds into a fourth season as manager. And former colleague Tony Pulis, who managed over 1,000 matches, 323 of which were in the Premier League, is happy to see a ‘nice man’ do well in this cutthroat industry. “Daniel Farke ha...