It’s a pretty slow news day if you’re a Tottenham Hotspur fan, but there’s some good news that just dropped courtesy of Seb Stafford-Bloor in The Athletic — according to reports, Tottenham Hotspur are expected to freeze season ticket prices for the 2026-27 season.
The decision was made after consultation with the Fan Advisory Board, the new(ish) committee formed to serve as a liason between match-going fans and the Tottenham Hotspur board and executive leadership. Spurs will freeze next season’s season ticket prices at this season’s current levels, which is a welcome change, but doesn’t change the fact that Spurs season tickets are still the most expensive in the league. It should be noted that Spurs also froze season ticket prices THIS season as well, meaning prices are expected to stay the same as the 2024-25 season. Spurs have come under criticism recently for removing some ticket allocations for seniors this season.
Well, I say this is welcome news, and it is, but only if Spurs manage to save themselves from relegation with what’s left of this season. That still seems like a very good bet to make — even if we haven’t seen Spurs play under Igor Tudor he realistically only needs 12 points, and possibly less, to ensure Spurs stay up. If they don’t, then that’s the start of what would be a pretty catastrophic financial disaster for Tottenham; I can’t see much of an argument for fans paying the most expensive Premier League season ticket to watch Spurs play in the Championship.
But that’s a tomorrow problem. For now, if you’re a season ticket holder this should be very good news, assuming you want to continue to pay the money for your stadium seat.