He Manchester City He announced this Friday that the price of its tickets will lower up to 43% of the next season in response to the protests of their followers throughout the newly completed course.
The Mancunian club said that category A tickets will have a price of between 40 and 60 pounds, those of category B, between 35 and 55, and those of category C, between 30 and 50 pounds. In addition, those under 18 will have a 50% discount on these prices and there are 25% reductions for people between 18 and 21 years, for those over 65 and for people with disabilities.
The cheapest tickets for the most demand matches, such as the Manchester derby and the match against Liverpool have suffered 43%discounts, while the most expensive have been cut by 22%.
Only in the Premier
These prices only affect Premier League meetings and the City has not yet communicated what will happen to the entrances of other competitions such as the Champions League.
The City has also promised to be “flexible” in terms of the parties that change dated for other competitions and that in no case the price of these tickets will rise so as not to be a greater inconvenience for fans. The Manchester club will also freeze the price of seasonal fertilizers.
This movement occurs as a result of the protest actions of City fans held during some last season matches. Before an encounter against Aston Villa, they demonstrated with banners on the outskirts of Etihad and before measuring Leicester the followers remained in the stadium's halls in the first minutes.
