Dhaka, April 7 -- On Monday, UEFA declared that ticket costs for most supporters watching this year’s men's Champions League final would stay at the previous year's levels, whereas prices for upscale seats will increase substantially.
For the May 31 final at Bayern Munich's arena, each of the two competing clubs will receive an allocation of 18,000 tickets. Fans supporting either team can purchase the cheapest seats for 70 euros ($77), which matches the price from last year’s finale held at London's Wembley Stadium.
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Nevertheless, significant hikes are expected for premium seating options. The price of top-class tickets will increase from 713 euros ($781) to 950 euros ($1,040), whereas Category 2 seats will go up from 500 euros ($548) to 650 euros ($712), as confirmed by UEFA.
The revenue generated from ticket sales during UEFA club finals is merged with earnings from broadcasting and commercial rights, contributing to a massive fund worth several billion euros. This financial pool is primarily redistributed to participating clubs as prizes and solidarity funds. As an example, last year’s Champions League victor, Real Madrid, secured the largest portion amounting to $154 million.
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Of the 64,500 total seats available for the Munich finale, 38,700 will be allocated to fans and the general public, as stated by UEFA.
In addition to the 18,000 tickets allocated per finalist, another 2,700 tickets can be bought worldwide via UEFA’s official site. Each buyer is restricted to purchasing up to two tickets.
More than 25,000 tickets will be allocated for UEFA guests, sponsors, broadcasters, and national football associations.
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