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AC Milan backs fans' boycott of Udinese match over €65 away tickets
October 21, 2026 at 05:27 PM
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2 reports · 1 in Arabic, 1 in English · over 2 hours
AC Milan has supported its fans' boycott of Sunday's Serie A match at Udinese, calling €65 away tickets excessive and threatening reciprocal pricing.
- Milan fans are boycotting Sunday's away match at Udinese, where the home club set ticket prices at €65, more than double the €30 average.
- Milan said in a statement that charging fans excessive prices for away games is unfair and undermines the league's unity.
- Milan called on Serie A to impose a league-wide cap on away ticket prices, modeled on the Premier League's cap.
- Milan threatened reciprocity: clubs charging its fans above-average prices would face higher prices at San Siro, with proceeds donated to Fondazione Milan.