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Liverpool Revise Ticket Rises Plan After Fan Protests as Statement Made
The club said further talks will seek longer-term solutions and commercial ideas after protests over an earlier plan that could have lifted prices about 7.3%.
- On Thursday, Liverpool FC announced a revised ticket pricing plan, confirming a 3% inflation-based increase for the 2026/27 season followed by a price freeze for 2027/28.
- Fan protests in recent weeks against an initial three-year proposal, which would have totaled around 7.3%, prompted the club to resume talks with the LFC Supporters Board.
- The influential supporters' union, the Spirit of Shankly, welcomed the decision after weeks of discord, noting that "supporter voice is important" in shaping the club's financial strategies.
- Further discussions will take place with the Supporters Board regarding future seasons, as both parties explore commercial ideas and alternative solutions to address long-term affordability.
- Liverpool also confirmed plans to implement a young adult section within the Anfield Road Stand, though the club warned future inflationary increases may still be required beyond 2028.
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