LaLiga
Atlético’s Break Season Ticket Sales Records
Atlético Madrid have broken their own season tickets sale mark with 60,905 Rojiblancos now locked and loaded for the 2025/26 campaign.
While neighbours Real Madrid continue to chase headlines in the transfer market, Diego Simeone’s side are quietly building something far more valuable: an unshakeable bond with their supporters that translates directly into hard cash. The Rojiblancos eased past their previous record of 60,874.
The numbers tell a story of unwavering devotion with a staggering 98% renewal rate? That’s not just loyalty – that’s religion. Atlético’s faithful are voting with their wallets, creating the kind of financial foundation that will allow Simeone to compete in an increasingly competitive transfer market.
For those with deeper pockets at the Riyadh Air Metropolitano, VIP packages are still available through September – though at Atlético, even the corporate hospitality feels more authentic than the somewhat sanitised experience across town. This marks three consecutive seasons above the 60,000 threshold.
Insideworldfootball.com
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