Manchester City’s decision to freeze ticket prices came after first proposing a 2.8 per cent increase at a meeting with supporters.
City moved to stick with their existing pricing for general season and matchday tickets ahead of the 2025-26 campaign following ‘constructive dialogue’ with fans.
The club’s Premier League mandated fan advisory board, City Matters, were presented with the plan for price rises across the board in line with the Consumer Price Index.
But following talks at that meeting, City opted to maintain the status quo after a decade of hikes – becoming the seventh Premier League to freeze prices this year in response to nationwide protests.