A new Leeds United mural has been spotted in the city this afternoon which honours all of the club's badges since it was founded in 1919. The painted image shows a football with all 11 logos since the club's formation over 100 years ago.
The mural can be seen above 195 Meanwood Road in Little London, and is the 14th mural which can be spotted in the city.
All of Leeds United's badges are included, except the infamous 2018 remodel which was almost immediately scrapped after thousands of fans complaints as Leeds were stunned by the near-unanimous rejection of their proposed badge to mark the club's centenary in 2019 and the tidal waves of online trolling which ridiculed it.
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You can also see all of the Leeds United murals throughout the city on an interactive map which shows where all artworks are located across the city. The map, provided by Leeds United FC Trust, also gives information on each of the murals - the artist, the paintings significance and where it can be located.
They include pieces dedicated to Kalvin Phillips, Mateusz Klich, Marcelo Biela, Pablo Hernandez and Leeds United fans.
