Leeds United freeze season ticket prices for ninth year running, no plans for new season tickets to be made available

The online renewal process begins today, with paper forms being sent to those who don't purchase online within three weeks.

Current season ticket holders will be able to secure their seat for the 2020/21 campaign - which could bring Premier League football - for the price they paid for this season's ticket, although the club add that prices are subject to terms and conditions and individual circumstances.

United chief executive Angus Kinnear says the price freeze is an opportunity for the club to express its thanks to loyal supporters, of whom more than 23,000 have season tickets.

“We are really pleased to announce yet another prize freeze on Season Tickets for the 2020/21 campaign to our supporters who continue to show unwavering support for the players and our club," he said.

“This season we have once again generated the highest average attendances in the Football League and we take this opportunity to thank our fans for their outstanding loyalty.

“We currently have in excess of 23,000 Season Ticket Holders and we hope to retain as many of these as possible, your early commitment is critical and hugely appreciated.”

The renewal window will close on Friday 27th March and the club say they currently have no plans to go out on general sale, meaning no new season tickets will be available.

Leeds will offer a finance option for online purchases through new partner Premium Credit, so the cost of season tickets can be spread across a six-month period.

Hospitality Members can also renew. Members will receive an email from the Leeds United Commercial Department with details of the pricing structure for next season along with the renewal process.