Man United supporters send letter to Omar Berrada slamming 'disgraceful' ticket price changes

Manchester United supporters have written a letter to chief executive Omar Berrada outlining their fury with the club's decision to increase ticket prices, describing the changes as a "disgrace".

Members of the Manchester United Supporters Trust (MUST), the Fan Advisory Board (FAB) and the Fans Forum are putting United's hierarchy under pressure after the price of tickets for each of United's remaining fixtures at Old Trafford this season were increased to £66.

United, on Tuesday evening, sent an email to members of the Fans' Forum announcing they had increased ticket prices with immediate effect. All tickets for remaining home games are now priced at £66, regardless of the age of the person buying them.

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The letter has slammed United's decision to hike the ticket prices for young supporters, insisting it is "scandalous".

The full letter said: "Dear Omar,

"We write on behalf of the members of the Fans' Forum, Fans' Advisory Board and the Board and Committee of MUST, to protest in the strongest possible terms to the ticket price changes announced on 26 November.

"These changes are a disgrace, both in their substance and in how the club has gone about making them.

"First, you are making changes to ticket prices mid-season, with immediate effect. This has never happened before.

"Secondly, the scale of the increase to individual fans is at a level never seen before - as much as 40 per cent increase for adults and 164 per cent for kids. The worst aspect of this is the removal of discounts for children and seniors. An Under-17 ticket costing £25 in one