(Reuters) - Championship team Leeds United have bought back Elland Road, 13 years after selling their home stadium to reduce debts during a financial crisis, the Yorkshire club have announced.
Elland Road has been Leeds' home ground since 1919 but the club sold their stadium in 2004, signing a 25-year lease with a buy-back option. The ground was then sold to British Virgin Islands-based Teak Trading Corporation in 2005.
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