Liverpool fan groups have sent the club an open letter to the club regarding ticket prices, warning Reds chiefs about "killing the Kop" by pricing supporters out.

Liverpool fan groups have written an open letter to the club warning that rising ticket prices run the risk of “killing the Kop”. The Anfield hierarchy have previously committed to “meaningful engagement” with the Supporters’ Board over the cost of tickets ahead of the 2025-26 season and the issue will be discussed at a meeting on Monday.

How Rising Ticket Costs Threaten Liverpool’s Iconic KopLiverpool FC, a club steeped in tradition and passion, faces a stark warning from its supporters. Fan groups have cautioned that

Liverpool fan groups have sent a joint-letter to the club warning they could “kill the Kop” if the trend of rising ticket prices continues, urging reasonable change. On Friday, Liverpool supporters’ groups delivered a letter to the club’s managing director Andy Hughes calling for an immediate reduction in ticket prices.

A number of Liverpool supporter groups have teamed up to write an open letter to the club, saying they don't want increased ticket prices to "kill the Kop" by forcing out local and generational fans.

A letter has been sent to Liverpool's managing director Andy Hughes demanding an "immediate action to reduce ticket prices" for next season

Liverpool fan groups have issued a strong warning to the club about the potential consequences of rising ticket prices, cautioning that it could ‘kill the Kop’ and urging immediate action to ensure affordability for supporters.