Man Utd Ticket Prices Rise for 2025-26 Season

Manchester United has announced a 5% increase in season ticket prices for the 2025-26 season, marking the third consecutive year of such hikes, despite calls from fans for a price freeze. The club will maintain price freezes for under-16s, but other changes include converting seats near the dugouts into higher-priced hospitality areas and introducing a game categorisation pricing model for non-season ticket holders. The decision has been met with disappointment from fans and the Manchester United Supporters Trust, who argue that the club should consider freezing prices amid ongoing financial difficulties and underperformance on the pitch. Chief Executive Omar Berrada stated that the increase is necessary to cope with rising operating costs and ensure the club's financial sustainability, while co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe noted that the club would have run out of money without recent cost-cutting measures. The club has also decided to impose a £10 fee for season ticket holders who attempt to resell their tickets within 10 days of a match.