Liverpool have announced their ticket prices for next season and it is good news for fans with plans to a alter process of obtaining tickets to come as well
Liverpool will freeze ticket prices for next season in a win for supporters.
The Reds will not put up the cost of season or general admission tickets for the 2025-26 campaign. A club statement said: “The club held meaningful engagement discussions with its official Supporters Board on ticket prices and is grateful for their important and significant contribution to those discussions.
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, and are the same price as local tickets, which have been available to those with a Liverpool postcode since the 2016-17 season.
It means the most expensive season ticket at Anfield remains at £904 with the cheapest adult one £713. General admission tickets for Premier League games range from £61 to £30 with junior tickets at £9.
The decision comes after fans protested ticket price rises last season for this term. There were no supportive flags or banners on the Kop for a Europa League clash with Atalanta last April.
While earlier this season, Liverpool fans joined up with rival supporters from clubs like Everton and Manchester United to show their displeasure at ticket price rises across English football.
The club will explore changes to its ticket purchasing processes after a survey was conducted with fans. The statement continued: “Alongside meaningful engagement with the Supporters Board, a survey was sent out to 500,000 LFC supporters last October, using the club’s ticketing database, asking for their views on a number of ticketing related topics.
Liverpool fans hold up a banner complaining about the increase to next season’s ticket price
Over 62,000 fans responded and access to tickets and the online purchasing process were highlighted as the primary concerns by the majority of supporters.
“The club will therefore start discussions with its Supporters Board on developing a range of ticketing policy changes during next season and beyond.
These changes will be in line with the club’s updated ticketing principles, which were created in consultation with the Supporters Board.”
“The policies include the ambition to make ticket access a realistic goal for all supporters while also recognising loyalty, with transparent data, protection against misuse and a long-term pricing approach.” The club have also stated that general admission renewals will begin in March.
