A total of 17 stunning murals now feature on the Leeds United Supporters’ Trust’s Mural Map, which takes fans on a special trail across Leeds to take in each piece of art.
From tributes to late Whites star Gary Speed to cult hero boss Marcelo Bielsa, fan-favourite Lucas Radebe and artwork honouring the 1972 FA Cup-winning side - each one is a vital piece of history.
Here, we take a look at each mural on the trail in Leeds and the history behind them.
7. First Division title-winning team
The mural, painted on the Lowfields Way underpass at Elland Road, was created to honour the First Division title-winning team of 1991-92. It features stars including David Batty, Gordon Strachan, Gary Speed and Gary McAllister and manager Howard Wilkinson. One of the first Leeds United-themed murals, it was created by Jameson Rogan and commissioned by the Leeds United Supporters' Trust in 2017. Photo: Simon Hulme
8. Champions
The mural, painted opposite Elland Road's Centenary Pavillion, was created by Adam Duffield and former Leeds United midfielder Mateusz Klich. It celebrates Leeds' promotion to the Premier League in 2020, when they won the league and were crowned champions. Photo: YPN
9. Vinnie Jones
Painted at the Whingate Junction in Armley by Tom Crowe, the artwork depicts Leeds United cult hero Vinnie Jones. 'Hardman' Jones can be seen wearing the side's bright yellow Top Man away kit, worn by the players as they fought their way out of the Second Division and back to the top flight in 1989/90. Photo: Steve Riding
10. Marcelo Bielsa
The mural was painted by street artist Irek Jasutowicz at Hyde Park Corner. Commissioned by Leeds property firm The Parklane Group, it was created in honour of former boss Marcelo Bielsa, who guided the club back to the Premier League. Photo: Jonathan Gawthorpe
11. Pablo Hernandez
Created by Adam Duffield, the mural celebrates the special moment when Pablo Hernandez' goal secured Leeds United's promotion back to the Premier League after years. The 50ft mural is painted across the side of Duck and Drake pub on Kirkgate, Leeds city centre. Photo: Simon Hulme
12. United At Home
Based on Wesley Street and Hoxton Mount, the mural facing Elland Road, near McDonald's, celebrates the first home game of the season as fans returned to full capacity for the first time since March, 2020. Photo: Steve Riding