Also in 2025/26: BVB remain Bundesliga’s number one in this category | OneFootball

The first matchday of the new Bundesliga season 2025/26 is just around the corner. Tomorrow, the opening match will take place in Munich between FC Bayern and Leipzig. On Saturday evening, Borussia Dortmund will also join the action, playing away at FC St. Pauli. While it is questionable whether BVB will end up at the top of the sports table, it remains the undisputed leader in one category.

The Kicker lists how many season tickets the 18 Bundesliga clubs have sold so far. Surely a few hundred more will be added here and there, especially if a club starts the new season particularly well. The general direction of the number of season tickets sold, however, is unlikely to change except in exceptional cases.

Regardless, it is clear that Borussia Dortmund leads this list by a large margin. BVB offers 55,000 season tickets for its home games in the Bundesliga, and it has also sold 55,000 season tickets for the 2025/26 season. There is even a long waiting list of interested parties who move up whenever someone passes away or does not renew their season ticket. This top position for Borussia Dortmund is likely to be secured for years to come.

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Most season tickets sold as always by BVB

After all, the second-placed FC Bayern Munich is significantly behind the Westphalians. The record champion only offers 38,000 season tickets for the Bundesliga games in the Allianz Arena. The rest of the tickets, with a capacity of 75,000 spectators, are intended to give new guests the opportunity to experience a Bayern home game live in the stadium.

The third most season tickets were sold by VfB Stuttgart with 36,300, followed by Eintracht Frankfurt, where 35,000 people don't have to worry about whether they will get a ticket for certain matchdays at Deutsche Bank Park. The bottom of this list compiled by Kicker is 1. FC Heidenheim with 9,000 season tickets sold, as in the previous season. This corresponds to a similar quota of available seats as in Dortmund. The Voith Arena only offers a total of 15,000 seats.

The fact that it is problematic for BVB to offer so many standing places, as is the case on the South Stand of Signal Iduna Park, was recently discussed here.

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