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Liverpool Freezes Ticket Prices for 2025-26 Season

The decision marks the eighth freeze in ten years, following fan consultations and rising operational costs.

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The club’s supporters’ board had argued that rising growth and increased capacity offered an opportunity to lower prices

Overview

  • Liverpool announced that matchday ticket prices will remain unchanged for the 2025-26 season, maintaining affordability for fans despite an 80% rise in matchday operating costs since 2016-17.
  • The cheapest Kop ticket will remain at £39, while junior tickets stay at £9, continuing a decade-long price freeze for younger fans.
  • The club engaged with its Supporters Board and surveyed 500,000 fans to gather input on ticketing policies, emphasizing transparency and accessibility.
  • Liverpool's decision comes in contrast to a broader trend of rising ticket prices across the Premier League, with some clubs facing backlash from fans over affordability concerns.
  • This move reflects Fenway Sports Group's ongoing efforts to balance financial growth with fan loyalty, a challenge heightened by increasing player salaries and operational expenses.