“How Much?” | £120 a Ticket Madness!

West Ham United fans are facing increasing ticket prices, with the club implementing a price hike for the upcoming season.

The decision to raise ticket prices has sparked controversy among supporters, with a group of fans launching a petition against the move. The club has justified the increase by stating that the additional revenue will be invested in the playing squad.

The most expensive tickets for West Ham’s game against Manchester City on 31 August will set fans back up to £120, while the cheapest seats are £55.

However, financial experts have warned that simply increasing ticket prices without careful financial management could lead to unsustainable spending. There are concerns that the extra revenue could be used to fund inflated player wages rather than improving other areas of the club.

But we are not alone in pushing prices up after a report in The Daily Express revealed 70 of the 92 Premier League and EFL clubs have raised their season ticket prices for next season.

The rising cost of attending matches is a growing concern for fans across the Premier League, with many supporters feeling increasingly priced out of the game. West Ham’s decision to increase ticket prices adds to the considerable financial burden faced by fans.