Leeds United Football Club, founded in 1919 and based in Leeds, England, boasts a rich history including three English First Division titles and a memorable run to the 1975 European Cup final, known for their iconic all-white home kits with blue trim that pay homage to Real Madrid’s legendary colors at the suggestion of manager Don Revie in 1961, while their away kits have featured various colors throughout the years, and the club’s legacy has been shaped by legendary players like Billy Bremner, the fiery Scottish midfielder and inspirational captain who embodied the club’s fighting spirit; John Charles, the complete Welsh forward considered one of Britain’s greatest ever players; Allan Clarke, the prolific striker known as “Sniffer” for his goal-scoring instincts; and more recently Lucas Radebe, the South African defender who became a cult hero at Elland Road, all of whom have contributed to Leeds United’s identity as one of English football’s most passionate and historic clubs.