Manchester City fans are set to pay less for season tickets than supporters of almost any other Premier League club next season - and the least of all ‘big six’ sides.
The Blues may have won the Treble last year but they are still offering among the cheapest ticket prices. City fans who have bought season tickets in the last six seasons have seen their team lift the title in five of those.
Few sets of Premier League fans will have to fork out as little to watch their side week in, week out as those following City. Despite winning the historic treble in 22/23, City have only raised their prices by around five per cent, meaning the cheapest 19-game tickets for 23/34 will cost just £385.
That’s cheaper than all but two other clubs in the first tier, with West Ham charging as little as £310. The most-expensive ticket available at the Etihad comes in at £1,030, among the more expensive in the league, but well below what some clubs charge.
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Comparatively, fans of Arsenal pay a staggering £973.50 for their cheapest 19-game season ticket, the most of any top-flight side.
After Arsenal, their North London rivals Tottenham have the next most expensive tickets on average, at £807 for the cheapest option. However, with the priciest package available at Spurs costing £2,015, Tottenham fans will be paying more for the best seats.
No club charges more for their premium season tickets than Fulham, though.
Fans at Craven Cottage were outraged when they learned of an 18 per cent rise in season ticket renewal costs for this season, with a premium ticket in the new Riverside Stand coming in at a staggering £3,000 - though their cheapest option is a far more reasonable £455.
Following Spurs and Arsenal, the clubs charging the most for their cheapest season tickets are Liverpool (£699), Aston Villa (£610) and Chelsea (£595).
At the other end of the scale, West Ham’s £310 season tickets are the least expensive, followed by Sheffield United (£380.50), Manchester City (£385) and Brentford (£419).
Both Newcastle United and newly-promoted Luton Town have released little information about costs for the upcoming season, but last year the Magpies charged between £417 and £811 for season ticket, with Luton’s prices ranging from £430-£500.
| CLUB | CHEAPEST TICKET | MOST EXPENSIVE | CHANGE FROM 22/23 |
Arsenal |
£973.50 |
£1,895.50 |
5% |
| Tottenham | £807 |
£2,015 |
0% |
| Liverpool | £699 |
£886 |
2% |
| Aston Villa | £610 |
£864 |
15% |
| Chelsea | £595 |
£940 |
0% |
| Bournemouth | £594 |
£821 |
9.7% |
| Brighton | £565 |
£895 |
4% |
| Manchester United | £559 |
£950 |
5% |
| Crystal Palace | £545 |
£895 |
5% |
| Wolves | £525 |
£833 |
5%-11% |
| Everton | £515 |
£690 |
10% |
| Nottingham Forest | £465 |
£660 |
20% |
| Burnley | £455 |
£500 |
8% |
| Fulham | £455 |
£3,000 |
18% |
| Luton Town | £430* |
£500* |
N/A |
| Brentford | £419 |
£549 |
0% |
| Newcastle | £417* |
£811* |
N/A |
| Manchester City | £385 |
£1,030 |
5% |
| Sheffield United | £380.50 |
£490.50 |
3% |
| West Ham | £310 |
£1,620 |
4%-8% |
*22/23 prices
