Leeds United supporters will see further changes around Elland Road when the Whites host their first Premier League fixture of the 2026/27 season against Brentford.
The club’s ongoing stadium redevelopment continues to progress, with a number of significant changes having been made ahead of Sunday’s return to Premier League action in West Yorkshire.
One of the most noticeable developments can be found in the North East Corner of the stadium.
A new building has been constructed and will now house the club’s Ticket Office, along with the LUTV studio and offices.
Both had previously been situated within the West Stand, opposite Howard’s Bar, before that section was removed during the demolition phase of the redevelopment.
Leeds have also continued to improve the existing facilities within the stadium.
A new Presidents Lounge has been created within the current West Stand structure, while a dedicated lounge for players’ families, friends and guests has also been introduced.
The previous players’ and families’ lounge has now been transformed into the new away dressing room.
That replaces the cabin previously used by visiting teams outside the West Stand Banqueting Suite in recent seasons.
Inside the stadium bowl, supporters attending Sunday’s fixture will also see newly fitted dugouts for both the home and away teams.
Further work has also been completed behind the North Stand, where the fit-out of the new hospitality facility is now complete.
The venue will welcome seasonal and match-by-match guests as Leeds continue to enhance the matchday experience alongside the wider redevelopment project.
Supporters travelling to Elland Road have also been reminded that parking availability has changed.
Fullerton Car Park will not be in use during the 2026/27 campaign as it is currently being used as the forming site for the ongoing construction project.
The redevelopment will continue throughout the season, with Leeds promising further updates as work progresses.
Sunday’s game against Brentford will therefore not only mark the return of Premier League football to Elland Road, but another visible step forward in the club’s plans to modernise and improve the stadium.
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