Chelsea has frozen season ticket prices for the 2023-24 season as co-owners Todd Boehly and Behdad Eghbali attempt to appease supporters following a hugely disappointing first season with the club.
Chelsea are 11th in the Premier League table with four games of the season remaining with both performances and results for much of the campaign leaving much to be desired.
Thomas Tuchel and Graham Potter have both paid the price with their jobs with former player and manager Frank Lampard put in temporary charge until the end of the season.
Despite operating costs rising the club have opted to keep season ticket prices at the same level for the 12th successive year.
A club statement read: “This season has not produced the results that any of us want. We know what we are working towards, but equally we know that will require hard work, determination and commitment. We all want to see Chelsea back where we belong and to share many more winning moments together at Stamford Bridge.