Leeds have secured a £100 million deal that should excite fans.

Leeds United are set to expand and improve Elland Road after agreeing to a reported £100 million off-the-field deal.

Daniel Farke‘s side are currently third in the Championship, eight points behind first-placed Leicester City.

The German manager was appointed manager of the club in July after they were relegated from the Premier League the previous season, with the goal of restoring them to England‘s top flight.

While they are playing exciting football on the pitch, they are also planning an exciting investment.

According to Football Insider, the club has ‘accelerated plans to expand Elland Road after securing external investment for the project’.

Elland Road’s capacity will be increased from 37,800 to 55,000 with an investment of up to £100 million.

The 49ers took over the club in the summer and have lofty plans to improve the stadium with “money raised through share sales.”

According to Football Insider, this could increase the club’s annual revenue to £400 million.