Wolves to cut season ticket prices by average 25 per cent as trust hails positive step | OneFootball

Wolves will reduce season ticket prices by an average 25 per cent next season, after a club update addressing supporter concerns. The announcement comes amid debate over pricing and with the club likely to drop into the Championship, although the division was not addressed.

The club said in a statement that adult season tickets will fall by at least 25 per cent on average, with bigger reductions in some concessions. It added that general admission prices will be set in the summer and aligned to the revised season ticket structure.

Jeff Shi thanked the Fan Advisory Board for constructive discussions in which pricing was a key focus, and noted that detailed pricing and communications are still being finalised.

Wolves Trust 1877 has pushed for lower prices in recent months, surveying members, gathering data from clubs nationwide and meeting executives, including via the Fan Advisory Board. The trust called the move a positive step and welcomed the emphasis on younger supporters and getting more of them into Molineux.

The Wolves Fan Alliance and other FAB representatives have also pressed for reductions during this period. Some supporters on social media called the news good but not good enough.

Others said it is a start from Fosun, while many welcomed the change.

Source: ExpressAndStar.com