COVENTRY City have frozen season ticket prices for the 2024/25 campaign to thank fans for their support last season.

COVENTRY City have frozen season ticket prices for the 2024/25 campaign to thank fans for their support last season.

As the club continue to deal with significant inflation pressures, Coventry hope the decision to freeze prices will encourage more fans to secure a seat at the CBS Arena next season.

And Sky Blues owner and executive chairman Doug King wants the CBS Arena to become a fortress.

King said: “I am delighted to announce details of 2024/25 season tickets.

“We are all looking forward to next season and know the difference that the Sky Blue Army at the Coventry Building Society Arena can make.

“After record attendances last season, we want to see even more supporters, who are the lifeblood of our club, driving our team towards our goals. Our intention is to make the Coventry Building Society Arena a fortress.

“By filling the stadium, allowing the club to continue to invest in the team, you enable this journey to continue with momentum towards our end goal.

“By freezing prices at 23/24 levels, the club is making a statement of intent that it requires no new financial sacrifice from our expanding fan base it just wants you to join and enjoy the journey.

“The 23/24 campaign was another amazing one for the club and our supporters, we are dreaming big and aiming high. Coventry is a powerful and strong city and deserves a fantastic football team.”