Official: Liverpool Freeze Ticket Prices for 2025-26 Season
After discussions with supporters groups the club have committed to freezing ticket prices for the upcoming season.
In welcome news for supporters, Liverpool have today announced a price freeze on game and season tickets for the 2025-26 season. Conversations with supporters groups and a survey of match-going fans is said to have been key in the decision.
“The club held meaningful engagement discussions with its official Supporters Board on ticket prices and is grateful for their contribution to those discussions,” read a statement released by the club today announcing the ticket price decision.
“As well as adult prices remaining the same, junior tickets will also continue to be frozen at £9 for the tenth season in a row. The latest price freeze comes despite significant increases in matchday operating costs and football operations in general.”
The recent supporter survey also highlighted fan concerns regarding the online ticketing process as a key issue, with the club further committing to working with the supporters board on an overhaul of ticketing policy ahead of next season.
“Changes will be in line with the club’s ticketing principles created in consultation with the Supporters Board,” the club added. “The policies include the ambition to make ticket access a realistic goal for all supporters while also recognising loyalty.”
For many of the club’s global fans, ticketing policy may not make a realistic difference to their daily lives, but maintaining a positive relationship with the supporters who provide backing and atmosphere is key to Liverpool’s health as a club.
No ownership group may be perfect, but that Liverpool and Fenway Sports Group remain open to engagement and reactive to pressure from supporters groups is laudable and shouldn’t be taken for granted in the landscape of top flight football.
Source: liverpooloffside.sbnation.com
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