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The Premier League kicked off this weekend and despite a cost-of-living crisis in the UK, there are a number of clubs charging between \u00a31,000 ($1,200\/\u20ac1,200) and \u00a32,000 for a season ticket.<\/p>\n
Tottenham Hotspur has beaten its North London rival by charging fans \u00a32,025 for a season ticket, while Arsenal\u2019s option is slightly cheaper at \u00a31,839.<\/p>\n
However, Arsenal has the highest cheapest ticket, which will set fans back \u00a3927, while Tottenham\u2019s comes in at \u00a3807.<\/p>\n
It seems that London-based teams are among the clubs charging the most for season tickets, with Fulham and West Ham United charging \u00a31,050 and \u00a31,025 for the most expensive options.<\/p>\n
West Ham offers the cheapest season ticket in the Premier League with a select number of seats available for as little as \u00a3299.<\/p>\n
Crystal Palace charges between \u00a3755 and \u00a3420 for its season tickets, while Brentford is considered London\u2019s cheapest Premier League club in terms of its season ticket prices. The club\u2019s most expensive season ticket is \u00a3549 and its cheapest is \u00a3419.<\/p>\n
Elsewhere in the Premier League, current champions Manchester City charges \u00a3980 for its most expensive season ticket, but has a relatively low-cost option at \u00a3350. Neighbours Manchester United charges between \u00a3950 and \u00a3532 per season ticket, while Liverpool\u2019s offering\u00a0ranges from \u00a3685 to \u00a3869.<\/p>\n
Nottingham Forest is just behind Brentford in terms of price, offering season tickets for between \u00a3385 and \u00a3550.<\/p>\n
Image: Precious Madubuike<\/a> on Unsplash<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n