Most affordable subscriptions in Ligue 1
SeatPick’s comparative platform has catalogued all season subscription prices for 2025-2026. Angers stands out as the French club with the lowest price, offering a subscription at €140, which translates to €8.24 per home match in the league. Le Mans follows with €162, then Brest at €170. These three clubs form the podium of the cheapest stadiums in Ligue 1.
Paris FC, the most expensive club
In contrast, Paris FC displays the highest adult subscription price in France. Its cheapest subscription is €580, whereas Paris Saint-Germain offers €460. Thus, Paris FC tops the price ranking, while Paris Saint-Germain remains the second most expensive club in Ligue 1.
International comparison of ratios
SeatPick also calculated the cost of a subscription relative to the average net monthly salary in each country. On average, a season subscription in Ligue 1 represents 7.98 % of the average net monthly salary, equivalent to 1.74 working days. By comparison, the Bundesliga demands the lowest share, at 6.75 % (1.47 working days). The Premier League is the most expensive, with €38.53 per match, representing 17.49 % of the average English salary (3.8 working days).
Bayern and FC Lorient, almost identical
Among European clubs, Bayern Munich and FC Lorient have almost identical rates: €180 for Bayern and €179 for Lorient. Angers follows closely in the ranking on the average salary, at 5.08 %, followed by Bayern Munich at 5.28 %.
Championship ranking
1. Bundesliga - 6.75 % (1.47 working days) 2. Ligue 1 - 7.98 % (1.74 working days) 3. Serie A - 3 % (3 days of work) 4. Liga - 3.39 % (3.39 days of work) 5. Premier League - 3.80 % (3.8 days of work)
Top 10 clubs with affordable prices
Five French clubs and five German clubs occupy the Top 10 of European clubs demanding the lowest share of an average monthly salary. TSG Hoffenheim leads the ranking with 4.64 % of the average salary, followed by Bayern Munich and Angers.
Bayern Munich and FC Lorient practice at a €1 difference, the same rate: €180 for the Bavarians versus €179 for the Merlus.
