Excitement is building as work continues on the major redevelopment of Elland Road.
The expansion - which will increase the stadium’s capacity from 37,645 to a huge 53,000 - officially kicked off last month after the season came to an end.
Construction is taking place by the West and North Stands, including the removal of the Banqueting Suite, demolition of the ticket office and the removal of floodlights.
The club said the development work, which is expected to be completed in 2030, heralds a 'momentous moment' in Leeds United history.
And Leeds United legend Gary McAllister has been among those welcoming the upgrade - he hailed the work to get the “tired” stadium the makeover it deserves.
Our photographer Gerard Binks has been down to the site to capture these new pictures as the project takes shape.
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Work on the West Stand is expected to be completed in 2028 with a capacity increase from 8,000 to 17,750. The North Stand’s expansion is set to take a further two years, increasing from a maximum capacity of 10,414 to 15,300. | Gerard Binks
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A temporary structure behind the North Stand, which is expected to host corporate facilities during the works, is now taking shape | Gerard Binks
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The external structure outside the West Stand is being demolished | Gerard Binks
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Work is also underway inside the stadium - and work on the pitch and dugouts will be complete in time for next season | Gerard Binks
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Leeds United are next expected to play at Elland Road in a pre-season friendly against RB Leipzig on the weekend of August 8/9 | Gerard Binks