Finance Expert: Liverpool to face ‘never-ending battle’ with fans after ticket price U-turn

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Liverpool previously announced their ticket prices would rise in line with the consumer price index for inflation over the next three seasons. While Liverpool’s prices will increase by 3 per cent next season, there will be a freeze on general admission rates for the 2027-28 campaign. 💰 Liverpool Finance Update 💰 Inside the transfer budget, player wages, new kits, off-pitch deals and boardroom developments at Anfield.

VISIT THE FINANCE HUB MORE FOOTBALL INSIDER STORIES Why Liverpool have been forced into ticket price U-turnLiverpool fans were applauded for their protest against the planned ticket price increases during the clash with Crystal Palace last month, pressuring club chiefs into U-turning on their plans. “If you’ve had a mediocre season, which Liverpool have had, some people say it’s a poor season, but they’re still going to qualify for the Champions League.

Where you’ve got a poor season, it’s just harder to increase prices. But that is going to be a never-ending battle between the clubs and the fans, and there’s no solution for it.” How live events are impacting Premier League ticket pricesBorson insisted other live events are having an impact on ticket prices in the Premier League.