Final-day Premier League survival for Leeds United brings the prospect of increased investment in the club – both on and off the pitch. While summer signings will understandably dominate the agenda, many supporters will be interested to know whether there are still plans to redevelop Elland Road.
As one of the older stadiums in the Premier League, fans are aware that it could do with being modernised to realign with the other grounds in the top flight. There could also do with being more seats inside Elland Road with tickets being as readily available as gold dust for every home game this season, despite an underwhelming campaign.
Had Leeds been relegated, any hope of those developments would have been put firmly on the back burner but survival could ensure the relevant changes are made. Speaking before the start of the 2021/22 season to The Square Ball, Angus Kinnear admitted that the process of redevelopment is set to start after confirming top-flight status for a third consecutive season.
