Arsenal plans to increase ticket prices by an average of 3.7% next season, marking the second straight year of price hikes after a 5% increase this season, sources told ESPN.

Unlike Arsenal, clubs such as Liverpool, Brentford, and West Ham have committed to freezing ticket prices. Sources say Arsenal's decision follows discussions with supporters and is partly influenced by the club's financial results.

Last month, Arsenal reported a loss of £17.7 million ($21.8m) for the financial year ending May 31, 2024.

The financial report also revealed a £630,000 pay rise for Arsenal’s highest-paid director (whose name was not disclosed) and a 40% increase in player wages.

Over the past four years, the club has accumulated total losses of £238m. However, they recorded £617m in revenue last year, largely due to their return to Champions League football.

To support fans, Arsenal has kept discounts for senior citizens in line with recommendations from the Football Supporters’ Association.

The club is also introducing a 19-game season ticket, allowing fans to attend only Premier League matches. Those who opt for this plan could save nearly £400 compared to the current full-season ticket.

This season, Arsenal’s most expensive season ticket costs just over £2,000.