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Wolverhampton Wanderers will reduce adult season ticket prices by at least 25 per cent ahead of next season, with junior and concession categories seeing even larger cuts. Interim chairman Nathan Shi described the move as part of a “football-first” approach, aimed at rebuilding trust and engaging the local community.

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00:01All Bams and Wunders have announced plans to significantly cut ticket prices as part of a wider effort to rebuild
00:07trust with supporters and reshape the club's long-term direction.
00:12The club confirmed that adult season ticket prices will be reduced by an average of at least 25% ahead
00:18of next season, with even greater reductions expected for some concession categories.
00:23Interim Chairman Nathan Shee said the decision follows extensive discussions with supporter groups and reflects a renewed football-first approach
00:31at the club.
00:32He explained that fans have been central to conversations about pricing and the atmosphere at Molyneux Stadium.
00:38Shee said the club wants to make attending matches more affordable, particularly for younger supporters.
00:44Junior tickets are expected to see some of the biggest reductions, as Wolves look to attract a new generation of
00:51fans and strengthen their connection with the local community.
00:55Supporter groups have broadly welcomed the move, describing it as a positive step after sustained dialogue with the club's leadership
01:02about rising ticket costs in recent years.
01:05The price changes form part of a broader reset at Wolves, with the club renewing its structure.
01:11Exact pricing details for match-by-match tickets will be confirmed later, but the club says they will align with
01:17the new lower-season ticket structure.
01:20For Wolves, the hope is clear.
01:21Cheaper tickets, fuller stands and a stronger bond between the teams and its supporters moving forward.
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