It was a momentous day in the Leeds city centre as many fans gathered to celebrated Daniel Farke’s side’s Championship title success.
Leeds United proved that they are one of the giants in English football after some parade.
With Daniel Farke now staying at Leeds, it added to the joy of fans who gathered in their masses to celebrate.
With the golden gates of the Premier League waiting, an exciting summer also awaits, but the celebrations will no doubt continue for weeks on end.
A club like Leeds belongs in the top flight, and they proved exactly that with their attendance on the day.
The amount of fans that attended Leeds United’s title parade
With the incredible scenes taking place after such a positive season, the best possible way to end it was with a trophy.
Farke wanted a trophy for the parade and got exactly that, and focus can be turned towards the Premier League.
Chants were being belted out left and right as the Leeds squad clearly want Manor Solomon to stay in what is a hope for every Whites fan
The outcome of this will be discovered in the window when it opens in a month’s time, but the parade ultimately showed exactly what Leeds are about as a club, and the sheer size of them.
It was revealed by journalist Graham Smyth that the Leeds City Council estimated the attendance for the parade at 150,000, proving it was a full takeover in Yorkshire.
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Going off the parade it’s clear that the Whites can’t find themselves in the position of the second tier again.
Leeds belong as a top flight side and 150,000 fans for a Championship title parade exemplifies that.
With their status as a club ranking them in the top eight biggest clubs in England, this associates with what Paraag Marathe wants to achieve.
In five years, the ownership want Leeds as a top-eight Premier League club proving their ambition.
Adding onto this, Marathe wants Leeds to be Europe’s best, but the focus at the moment should be staying afloat in the top flight.
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