We are less than one month away from the start of the 2024/25 season and fans will have already secured season tickets for their respective European clubs.
The Premier League is obviously the most expensive league to watch for any supporter. Based on our research, Arsenal fans pay the most for their adult season tickets.
A single ticket costs £1,073, which is £217 more than Tottenham Hotspur, who are second on the list.
The Gunners increased their price by 10 percent (£974). This is six times more than Bayer Leverkusen’s season ticket (£174) and 2.5 times as much as Manchester City (£425).
Chelsea (£810), Liverpool (£713) and Newcastle United (£662) complete the top-five most expensive season tickets in Europe for the forthcoming footballing season.
Top 10 expensive adult season tickets in Europe
- Arsenal – £1,073
- Tottenham Hotspur – £856
- Chelsea – £810
- Liverpool – £713
- Newcastle United – £662
- Aston Villa – £640
- Bournemouth – £633
- Fulham – £619
- Brighton – £595
- Manchester United – £579
Spanish club Real Betis have the most expensive season ticket outside of the Premier League. Their price (£447) is 80% higher than European and La Liga champions Real Madrid (£249).
Looking at the cheapest tickets in Europe’s top-five leagues, Stade Brestois lead the list alongside Osasuna. The French outfit exceeded expectations to finish third in Ligue 1 last season ahead of Lille on the final matchday.
Brest will be playing in the Champions League for the first time in their history as a result. Despite this, the club have charged their fans only £42 for an adult season ticket next term.
Hellas Verona (£59), Le Havre (£101) and Montpellier (£110) make the top five for the most affordable tickets in Europe. Bayern are joint-eight with £143 per ticket, 7.5 times less than Arsenal’s.
Top 10 affordable adult season tickets in Europe
- Stade Brestois – £42
- Osasuna – £42
- Hellas Verona – £59
- Le Havre – £101
- Montpellier – £110
- Hoffenheim – £126
- Wolfsburg – £135
- Angers – £143
- Bayern Munich – £143
- Heidenheim – £147
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