Premier League 2025/26 Most Expensive Season Tickets – Ranked

18. Manchester City

Despite a rare trophyless season, City’s season ticket remains frozen at £425. Among the traditional big six, they’re the most affordable—showing continued commitment to their supporters.

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17. Fulham

Fulham’s 2.8% rise sees their tickets priced between £473 and £486 for 2025/26. It’s a modest increase that still keeps them in the more affordable half of the table.

16. Sunderland

Back in the top flight, Sunderland have hiked prices by 11%, bringing their lowest season ticket to £490. While a notable jump, it’s still relatively budget-friendly among their Premier League peers.

15. Leeds United

Leeds increased their cheapest season ticket by 14%, now ranging from £434 to £495. The sharp rise reflects promotion ambition but might raise eyebrows among returning fans.

14. Brentford

Brentford have frozen their ticket prices, keeping their cheapest option at £495. It’s a steady move that continues to reflect their supporter-first ethos.

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13. Wolves

Wolves also held prices at £525 for the new season. Their consistency offers stability in a market where many clubs are ramping up costs.

12. Nottingham Forest

After qualifying for Europe, Forest raised prices by £25, bringing the top season ticket to £575. Given their recent progress, many fans may see this as fair value.

11. Crystal Palace

Palace celebrated their FA Cup triumph with a 10% increase, lifting prices to £600. While the jump is significant, fans may be buoyed by silverware and renewed ambition.

10. Manchester United

Despite their worst-ever Premier League season, United increased ticket prices by 5% to £608. The move adds pressure on the club to deliver better results on the pitch.

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9. Brighton

Brighton’s most expensive season ticket is now £610 after a 3% increase. However, with free public transport and ongoing success, fans still receive solid value.

8. Aston Villa

Villa bumped prices by 5%, reaching £672 for the 2025/26 campaign. Though modest, it follows backlash over previous ticket policies tied to Champions League fixtures.

7. Bournemouth

Bournemouth’s prices jumped 6%, bringing their top ticket to £674. While slightly above mid-table in cost, it reflects their effort to keep pace financially with the league.

6. Newcastle United

Newcastle raised prices by 5%, taking their season ticket to £695. After ending a 70-year trophy drought with a League Cup win, the club seems to be cashing in on momentum.

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5. Liverpool

Liverpool kept their prices unchanged at £713. As newly crowned Premier League champions, fans may view the price freeze as a generous and justified move.

4. Everton

Everton hiked prices by 12%, setting their most expensive ticket at £730. With a new stadium and new ownership, the club appears to be moving away from its “People’s Club” identity.

3. Tottenham Hotspur

Spurs have frozen prices at £856, regardless of seat location or supporter age. This flat pricing model provides transparency, even if it’s one of the highest in the league.

2. Chelsea

Chelsea raised prices by 9%, reaching £880 for their top-tier ticket. Though still below Arsenal’s lowest price, it places the Blues firmly among the costliest clubs to follow.

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1. Arsenal

Arsenal once again top the table with the Premier League’s most expensive season ticket at £1,127. Despite a £149 million rise in revenue, the club opted for a 4% increase—raising concerns about affordability among loyal fans.