Average Fans will spend £1,888 on watching football this Premier League season

A report has revealed expenditure that Football fans will on usual spend £1,888 each this Premier League season, with the biggest cost increases being merchandise, home tickets, TV subscriptions, and foods. Sports enthusiasts from all over the world can purchase Premier League Tickets online to enjoy its stunning performances.

In the 2019/20 season dedicated fans are predictable to spend more than £23.8m on replica shirts, a 31 percent increase in total spend since season 2014/15. While ticket amounts make up an important amount of this total price, the overall cost of tickets for a loyal fan has increased by only 1 percent since 2014/15.

A sky Sports analyst and Manchester United legend Gary Neville said Football needs to check itself. There are lots of positives about football. The stadiums are better, the quality of play is imaginary, and the atmosphere is far broader, but for me, affordability is something that needs to be addressed.

This report puts out the facts and I hope it will serve as a wake-up call. Football has to stand above other rest businesses. It is more than just a game. It is about public and we need to confirm we are doing all we cannot charge fans out of the game. The research focuses on the dedicated fan of an adult who attends all 19 home games and travels to a minimum of five away games.

Arsenal is the most expensive team to support loyal fans each paying £2,238 per season. Newcastle United are the only club outside of the traditional top six to feature in the six most luxurious clubs to follow. This season Newcastle Utd f1ans will travel 68 percent miles by train and 65 percent miles by car to away matches.

This approach reveals that while dedicated Liverpool fans may spend more contrasted with other fans in the Premier League, they saw good value for money based on a low cost per goal scored and points won, last season.

Of all the clubs, Manchester City fans got the most entertaining for their money, paying £16.90 per goal and £16.30 per point. Huddersfield Town fans got the poorest deal total, spending £96 per point and £70 per goal.

Gary Neville added This isn’t just about money. It is about the family that lives a mile from the club dreaming every weekend that they can go to the game and pay to watch their heroes play.

Iqbal V Gandham, UK managing director at eToro said as a sponsor of six Premier League teams we try to certify we are giving back to the devotees as much as possible. Our Le Tiss Air competition was well received by Southampton supporters and this is just the first of many enterprises we will be carrying out this season to prize loyal fans who invest in what they love.

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