That select band are members of the club’s Hall of Fame and four more will be inducted at a special ceremony on Sunday.
A celebration lunch at Headingley Stadium will also mark the 40th anniversary of Leeds’ 1983-84 JP Trophy-winning campaign.
Players from that team will be in attendance, alongside Hall of Fame members and the current squad.
To be eligible for the Hall of Fame, individuals must have played at least 150 games for Leeds, made an exceptional contribution to rugby in the city and achieved representative honours during their playing career.
Here’s a full list of the 24 current members. How many did you see play?
. John Holmes (1969-90)
John Holmes (1969-90): Leeds greatest appearance maker, played for Leeds in four decades, World Cup winner and featured in 19 finals for his club. Photo: Steve Riding
. Keith McLellan (1951-58)
A magnificent captain on the 1957 Challenge Cup-winning run and a try scorer as Leeds beat the Australian tourists in 1956. Photo: James Hardisty
. David Ward (1971-86)
Inspirational captain and dynamic hooker who spent more than 20 years at the club as player and coach, appeared in 14 finals and was inaugural ‘Man of Steel’ in 1977. Photo: Steve Riding
. Lewis Jones (1952-64)
A former Wales and British Lions international in rugby union, he is Leeds' second-highest points and goals scorer and his 496 points in 1956-7 is still a club record. Photo: YEP
. Joe Thompson (1923-33)
The first forward to be selected on three Lions tours, a prolific goal kicker, the first Leeds player to hold two challenge cup winner’s medals - and even helped build Headingley's previous South Stand. Photo: YPN
. Bev Risman (1966-70)
His experience at the back transformed Roy Francis’ great side of the late 1960s and he was awarded an OBE for his services to rugby league. Photo: YEP
. Jeff Stevenson (1952-58)
The first Leeds player to win the Lance Todd trophy, at Wembley in 1957. Also the last captain to lead Great Britain to an Ashes series victory on home soil. Photo: Leeds Rhinos
. Garry Schofield (1987-96)
Leeds-born, world record signing and try poacher supreme, he made a record four Great Britain tours, won the Golden Boot as the world’s best and was awarded an OBE. Photo: Steve Riding
. Eric Harris (1930-39)
Australian winger, the Toowoomba Ghost, scorer of a club record 392 tries in 383 appearances during the 1930s. Photo: Leeds Rhinos
1. John Holmes (1969-90)
John Holmes (1969-90): Leeds greatest appearance maker, played for Leeds in four decades, World Cup winner and featured in 19 finals for his club. Photo: Steve Riding
2. Keith McLellan (1951-58)
A magnificent captain on the 1957 Challenge Cup-winning run and a try scorer as Leeds beat the Australian tourists in 1956. Photo: James Hardisty
3. David Ward (1971-86)
Inspirational captain and dynamic hooker who spent more than 20 years at the club as player and coach, appeared in 14 finals and was inaugural ‘Man of Steel’ in 1977. Photo: Steve Riding
4. Lewis Jones (1952-64)
A former Wales and British Lions international in rugby union, he is Leeds' second-highest points and goals scorer and his 496 points in 1956-7 is still a club record. Photo: YEP
5. Joe Thompson (1923-33)
The first forward to be selected on three Lions tours, a prolific goal kicker, the first Leeds player to hold two challenge cup winner’s medals - and even helped build Headingley's previous South Stand. Photo: YPN
6. Bev Risman (1966-70)
His experience at the back transformed Roy Francis’ great side of the late 1960s and he was awarded an OBE for his services to rugby league. Photo: YEP