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AC Milan supports fan boycott over away ticket prices against Udinese

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Last updated Oct 21, 2026

AC Milan supports fan boycott over away ticket prices against Udinese

Summary

AC Milan has publicly supported its fans' boycott of the match against Udinese scheduled for Sunday night due to high ticket prices. Udinese is charging 65 euros ($73) for away tickets, significantly higher than the average charge of 30 euros ($34). Milan stated that they understand the fans' frustrations and are calling for a review of away ticket pricing practices. The club is also considering retaliatory measures against clubs that impose excessive charges on their supporters. Milan's stance emphasizes the need for unity among Serie A clubs amid growing challenges from other European leagues.

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•AC Milan fans are boycotting the match at Udinese on October 22.
•Udinese's away ticket price is 65 euros, more than double the average.
•Milan plans to propose a league-wide cap on away ticket prices.
•The club may introduce higher ticket prices for visiting teams that overcharge.
•Additional proceeds from retaliatory pricing would support local charities.

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12:19 PMYahoo Sports — AC Milan backs fan boycott over 'excessive' away ticket prices, warns of retaliation

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MILAN (AP) — AC Milan came out firmly in support of its fans protesting against excessive away ticket prices, threatening to retaliate against clubs it believes are unfairly charging Rossoneri supporters.Milan fans are boycotting Sunday night’s match at Udinese because the home club is charging 65 euros ($73), more than double the 30 euros ($34) traveling supporters pay on average at the Bluenergy Stadium.
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Yahoo SportsOct 21, 2026, 12:19 PM
AC Milan backs fan boycott over 'excessive' away ticket prices, warns of retaliation
MILAN (AP) — AC Milan came out firmly in support of its fans protesting against excessive away ticket prices, threatening to retaliate against clubs it believes are unfairly charging Rossoneri supporters.Milan fans are boycotting Sunday night’s match at Udinese because the home club is charging 65 euros ($73), more than double the 30 euros ($34) traveling supporters pay on average at the Bluenergy Stadium.

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