Manchester United Raises Season Ticket Prices for Third Consecutive Year

The club cites financial challenges and rising costs, but fans and supporter groups criticize the move as unfair.

Season ticket prices for the 2025/26 season will increase by 5%, marking the third straight year of price hikes after an 11-year freeze.
Tickets for under-16s will remain frozen, while senior discounts have been reduced to 25% and tied to the state pension age of 66.
New revenue measures include game categorisation for higher-profile matches, a £10 resale fee within 14 days of games, and converting seats near the dugouts into hospitality seating.
Manchester United Supporters Trust (MUST) and other fan groups have pushed for a price freeze, citing examples from clubs like Liverpool, which have frozen ticket prices.
Club executives, including Omar Berrada and co-owner Jim Ratcliffe, defended the increases as necessary to address £410 million in cumulative losses and to maintain financial stability.