Leeds United will make their long-awaited return to Wembley when they face Southampton in the Championship play-off final on Sunday. Daniel Farke’s side are just 90 minutes away from what they hope will be an instant return to the Premier League.
It’s been 16 years since Leeds supporters last made the long and nervy trip to Wembley, with Leeds having only been involved in the play-offs once in that time - a semi-final elimination at the hands of Derby County. Despite being such a long time ago, there are still some very recognisable faces who walked out in the white shirt that day and the YEP has taken a look at what they are up to nowadays.
13. Sub: Rui Marques
Left Leeds United in 2010 and is now an agent in Portugal. | Getty Images
14. Sub: Alan Sheehan
Left Leeds in 2010 and enjoyed spells at multiple EFL clubs including Notts County, Bradford City and Luton Town. Currently assistant coach at Championship outfit Swansea City. | Getty Images
15. Sub: Andrew Hughes
Left Leeds in 2010 but remains a much-loved figure at Elland Road. Retired in 2015 and had a brief spell as caretaker manager at Bolton Wanderers. | Getty Images
16. Sub: Tresor Kandol
Left Leeds for Spanish side Albacete in 2010. Returned to England to play semi-professional football before retiring in 2015. Has kept a low profile since. | Getty Images
17. Manager: Gary McAllister
Sacked in December 2008 before taking on assistant roles at the likes of Middlesbrough, Aston Villa, Liverpool and Rangers. Most recently at Villa but left when Steven Gerrard was sacked. | Getty Images