Manchester City have become the latest Premier League club to freeze season ticket prices for the 2026/27 campaign, following discussions with the fan board City Matters. Their cheapest adult season ticket will remain at £425, making them the second most affordable in the division behind West Ham United.
West Ham currently offer the cheapest adult season ticket at £345, though that figure is for the 2025/26 season and is subject to change. At the other end of the spectrum, Arsenal lead the way with the most expensive cheapest adult season ticket at £967, followed by Chelsea (£880) and Tottenham Hotspur (£856). Tottenham have frozen their prices for next season.
Manchester United have increased prices by five per cent in some areas, with their cheapest adult season ticket set at £646. Liverpool have also raised prices by approximately three per cent, taking their cheapest ticket to £734. Everton have implemented a five per cent increase, with the cheapest ticket at their new stadium priced at £640.
Among other clubs, Aston Villa have yet to confirm pricing for 2026/27, but the temporary closure of their North Stand could push their cheapest season ticket to £804. Sunderland face the steepest rise of around 12 per cent following their promotion. Nottingham Forest and Crystal Palace have joined City and Spurs in freezing prices for the upcoming season.
Coventry City, newly promoted to the top flight, have introduced a loyalty scheme, with their cheapest season ticket priced at £500, placing them 16th on the list. Burnley and Wolves, both relegated, have been excluded from the comparison.
