Wolves cut youth season ticket prices as fans say club is listening | OneFootball

Wolves have introduced major changes to youth season-ticket pricing this week, widening age bands and cutting costs from next season.

The club said the under-17 bracket becomes under-18 and under-21 rises to under-23, keeping reduced rates in place for longer before adult pricing.

Prices will fall significantly, with under-14s dropping from £105 to £75. Under-18 tickets will cost £175 in every stand, reduced from £276 for seats behind the goals this season.

The move follows heavy criticism of 2024 increases, after which some rises were reversed, before a full price freeze was applied last summer for the 2025/26 campaign.

Supporters on X largely welcomed the shift, praising the club for listening and calling the announcement outstanding. Some suggested Jeff’s departure could mark a better future.

Others felt Nathan Shi is listening and could yet help restore Fosun’s standing with fans, while waiting to see adult pricing and the squad for the new season. Several argued the change deserves credit after a period when many felt supporters were treated with disdain.

Source: ExpressAndStar.com