Thousands in attendance at Leeds Pride | OneFootball

Leeds United joined Marching Out Together at Leeds Pride on Sunday afternoon with thousands of people in attendance.

Members of our official LGBTQ+ supporter's group, along with allies, staff from the Leeds United and the Leeds United Foundation, all marched in solidarity, with the club sponsoring the annual event for another year, showing their ongoing support for the LGBTQ+ community.

Although it was a rainy day in Leeds City Centre it did not deter those who were there to celebrate, with thousands of people lining the streets, embracing the rain and dancing their way through the parade route.

Members of Marching Out Together were on hand to give out pin badges, sunglasses, stickers and landyards to the crowds, with help from the club to supply colourful branded merchandise for those joining the walking group.

Our LGBTQ+ supporter's group also had a market stall in situ, with plenty of items available to buy, including the chance for fans to get a raffle ticket and be in with the chance of winning a signed home shirt ahead of our 2025/26 Premier League season, with all funds raised being used to support the incredible work the group do all year round to promote equality, diversity and inclusion.

Jade Brown, the Leeds United Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Lead attended her first Leeds Pride event in her new role and she said: "It was amazing to be part of Leeds Pride this year alongside Marching Out Together, it was my first Pride march and I was proud to be an ally and representative from the club.

"Leeds Pride isn't just for one day though, it is about supporting each other and continuing to push for inclusivity for the LGBTQ+ community, which is something we will continue to do throughout the upcoming campaign."