US EditionMan Utd defy fan groups with five percent season ticket rise
- Manchester United announced a five percent increase in season ticket prices for the 2025/26 season, despite requests from supporters for a freeze.
- Under-16 ticket prices will remain unchanged, while new categories for non-season ticket holders will adjust pricing for notable games.
- Club co-owner Jim Ratcliffe stated that the club would have run out of money without cost-cutting measures and the ticket price increase.
- The Manchester United Supporters' Trust criticized the price hike, advocating for a freeze to improve the club's financial situation.
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Soccer-Manchester United to increase season ticket prices by around 5%
MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) - Manchester United announced on Monday a rise of around 5% in season ticket prices at Old Trafford for 2025-26 in the latest effort to tackle the Premier League club's financial issues. Read full story
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