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.

13. Leeds United legends
The artwork was created as a tribute to four Leeds United legends following their recent deaths - Jack Charlton, Norman Hunter, Trevor Cherry and Peter Lorimer. It was designed by Nicolas Dixon and the 33ft mural is painted on the side of the Avanta Care building, which overlooks Pudsey Market. Photo: Steve Riding

14. Gary Speed tribute
Claire Bentley Smith helped bring this mural to life at Railsfield Mount in Bramley, as a tribute to late Leeds United legend Gary Speed. It was commissioned to raise awareness of the charity Andy’s Man Club. Photo: Steve Riding

15. Generation Of Hope
Created by Phil Harris, the was created to honour the three Leeds United managers who have secured promotion for the club through the years including Don Revie, Howard Wilkinson and Marcelo Bielsa. The 40ft mural is painted on the side of Yorkshire Rose Pub on Leeds Road, Guiseley. Photo: Steve Riding

16. Luke Ayling mural
Created by Burley Banksy, the mural honours current right back Luke Ayling and looks back at the final Leeds United match held before the national Covid-19 lockdown was impsoed in 2020. Photo: Google

17. Fans Scene
The mural, celebrating Leeds United and the surrounding area including Holbeck in Bloom, was painted by artist Andy Sykes also known as Hexjibber. It has been painted outside the tunnel that runs below Top Moor Side, Holbeck Moor, which is a popular route for many on matchdays heading to Elland Road. Photo: Google

18. United We Stand
Created by Jiem Washere and his wife Mary Limonade, the mural is painted on Kirkgate in Leeds city centre. Photo: Google

