How Nottingham Forest season card prices compare to rest of Premier League

It has been a long time coming, but next season will see Premier League football back at Nottingham Forest’s City Ground.

Sunday’s victory over Huddersfield Town at Wembley clinched a place back in the top-flight for the Reds, after a 23-year absence. Fans will be able to watch Steve Cooper’s side up against the likes of Manchester City, Liverpool, Chelsea and Arsenal.

And, according to research by Bloomberg, the price of a season card to watch Forest is among the cheapest in the top-flight. The club announced season card renewal prices for the 2022/23 campaign back in February, and said they would remain valid whichever division the Reds found themselves in.

Bloomberg have looked at the costs of season cards in the top tier. Tottenham Hotspur have the priciest on offer, with their most expensive coming in at £2,025, while West Ham United have the cheapest, at £299. Forest’s price range is from £550 to £385.

Tottenham Hotspur - £2,025

Arsenal - £1,839

Fulham - £1,050

West Ham United - £1,025

Southampton - £999

Manchester City - £980

Manchester United - £950

Liverpool - £869

Brighton & Hove Albion - £860

Newcastle United - £811

Wolverhampton Wanderers - £786

Bournemouth - £760

Crystal Palace - £755

Aston Villa - £752

Leicester City - £695

Leeds United - £646

Everton - £625

Brentford - £549

Chelsea - TBC

Arsenal - £927

Tottenham Hotspur - £807

Liverpool - £685

Wolverhampton Wanderers - £590

Bournemouth - £550

Brighton & Hove Albion - £545

Manchester United - £532

Aston Villa - £531

Everton - £465

Fulham - £460

Leeds United - £460

Crystal Palace - £420

Brentford - £419

Newcastle United - £417

Southampton - £399

Leicester City - £385

Manchester City - £350

West Ham United - £299

Chelsea - TBC

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