UEFA sets cap on away fan ticket prices in Europe

Tuesday, 3 September 2024 09:08

By Reuters

There will be a limit on ticket prices that home clubs can charge visiting fans in the three main European men's club competitions organised by UEFA, European soccer's governing body said on Monday.

Beginning with the current season, the maximum ticket prices for away fans will be set at 60 euros (AED 243) for the Champions League, 40 euros (AED 162) euros for the Europa League, and 20 euros (AED 81) for the Conference League.

UEFA will further reduce ticket prices in the future as this season introduces a new tournament format featuring 36 teams in a single large league, resulting in more matches.

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