Ranking the biggest Premier League season ticket price rises for 2026-27

Planet Football • 16 Apr 2026

The cost of a Premier League season ticket is set to rise for the 2026-27 season, with several clubs raising their prices above the UK inflation rate of 3.2%.

While buying a season ticket is still the cheapest way to ensure entry to every Premier League home match, some clubs are actively trying to reduce the number of them inside the stadium.

Fans are subjected to checks that their ticket is being used by them, with penalties if it isn’t resold back to the club for individual matches.

Meanwhile, several chairman are fluttering their eyelashes at one-off attendees. The ability to charge them hundreds for a ticket and implore them to visit the club shop makes this market more lucrative than the loyal core.

At the time of writing, only three clubs have announced they’ll freeze season ticket prices for next season – Manchester City, Nottingham Forest and Tottenham.

The biggest increase comes at Sunderland, where the cheapest season ticket price will rise by 12.2%.

This is because the club offered discounts to fans who’d signed up during the League One days, adjusting the prices after the Black Cats secured a second season at the top table.

Elsewhere, Sir Jim Ratcliffe continues to demonstrate that he knows the price of everything and the value of nothing by hiking Manchester United admission prices.

Everton and Newcastle are also raising their season ticket prices by an eye-watering 5%, ignoring the continued cost of living crisis endured by many of their supporters outside of the UK’s most affluent areas.

So we’ve listed the cheapest season ticket price for each club next season and how much it’s increased from this year.

Note: Aston Villa, Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Fulham and West Ham haven’t released yet. We’ve excluded Burnley and Wolves as they’ll be in the Championship next season.

1. Sunderland: (+12.2%)

Cheapest adult season ticket (2025-26): £490
Cheapest adult season ticket (2026-27): £550
Overall price rise: +£60

2. Man Utd: (+6.25%)

Cheapest adult season ticket (2025-26): £608
Cheapest adult season ticket (2026-27): £646
Overall price rise: +£38

3. Everton (+5.4%)

Cheapest adult season ticket (2025-26): £730
Cheapest adult season ticket (2026-27): £770
Overall price rise: +£40

4. Newcastle: (+5%)

Cheapest adult season ticket (2025-26): £695
Cheapest adult season ticket (2026-27): £730
Overall price rise: +£35

5. Brentford: (+5%)

Cheapest adult season ticket (2025-26): £495
Cheapest adult season ticket (2026-27): £520
Overall price rise: +£25

6. Arsenal: (+3.9%)

Cheapest adult season ticket (2025-26): £1,127
Cheapest adult season ticket (2026-27): £1,171
Overall price rise: +£44

7. Brighton: (+3.2%)

Cheapest adult season ticket (2025-26): £610
Cheapest adult season ticket (2026-27): £630
Overall price rise: +£20

8. Liverpool: (+3%)

Cheapest adult season ticket (2025-26): £713
Cheapest adult season ticket (2026-27): £734.50
Overall price rise: +£21.50

9. Bournemouth: (+3%)

Cheapest adult season ticket (2025-26): £674
Cheapest adult season ticket (2026-27): £694
Overall price rise: +£20

10. Leeds: (+3%)

Cheapest adult season ticket (2025-26): £495
Cheapest adult season ticket (2026-27): £510
Overall price rise: +£15

11. Tottenham: (0%)

Cheapest adult season ticket (2025-26): £856
Cheapest adult season ticket (2026-27): £856
Overall price rise: £0

12. Nottingham Forest: (0%)

Cheapest adult season ticket (2025-26): £575
Cheapest adult season ticket (2026-27): £575
Overall price rise: £0

13. Man City: (0%)

Cheapest adult season ticket (2025-26): £425
Cheapest adult season ticket (2026-27): £425
Overall price rise: £0

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