Tottenham Hotspur officially announce that season ticket prices will remain unchanged for the 2025/26 campaign. Additionally, senior concessions will continue to be available, following extensive discussions with fan representatives.
It had been widely expected that Spurs would make a significant announcement regarding ticket pricing this week, with supporters eager to hear the club’s decision.
The North London club are among the highest earners in Europe when it comes to matchday revenue. In the 2023/24 campaign, Tottenham generated an impressive £102m from ticket sales alone.
Only Manchester United (£107m) and Arsenal (£127m) brought in more, with the Gunners leading the way in the Premier League in terms of earnings per fan.
With fans already voicing concerns over affordability and value for money, the upcoming announcement had the potential to further stoke tensions.
Tottenham Hotspur confirm ticket price freeze after fan pressure
Following weeks of speculation and growing frustration over the club’s performances on the pitch, all eyes were on Daniel Levy and the Spurs hierarchy as they confirmed their stance on ticket prices.
The club have now officially stated, via their website, that there will be no rise in ticket prices for the 2025/26 season.
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This applies to both season tickets and individual match tickets across the men’s and women’s teams, providing some relief to fans who feared another hike in costs.
The decision follows a formal consultation process with the Fan Advisory Board (FAB) and the Tottenham Hotspur Supporters’ Trust (THST), which has been ongoing since September 2024.
Spurs had come under intense scrutiny in recent months, with thousands of Spurs supporters publicly protesting against Levy and the club’s leadership.
Senior concessions secured, changes to Ticket Exchange
In addition to the price freeze, it has been confirmed that senior concessions will remain available for future seasons.
The club have committed to maintaining these discounts within the current ticketing balance, ensuring that long-term season ticket holders will continue to benefit from this scheme.
Furthermore, Tottenham have announced a revision to their Ticket Exchange policy. From next season, season ticket holders who resell their seats via the club’s official platform will receive a 1/19th refund of their total season ticket cost.
This reinstates a previous system and aligns the club with the majority of other Premier League teams, preventing ticket holders from making a profit on their seats.
With the club’s on-pitch performances under scrutiny and fan dissatisfaction still simmering, this decision may ease some tensions. However, whether it is enough to repair the fractured relationship between the club’s hierarchy and its supporters remains to be seen.