Manchester City is set to launch an exciting initiative for the upcoming season, providing Premier League matchday tickets priced at just £10 for local adults. This offer targets residents living in the wards surrounding Etihad Stadium, enabling them to apply for discounted tickets for every home game in the top-flight, as well as select domestic cup and European matches.

Key details of the initiative include:

• Between 100 and 500 tickets will be available at the discounted rate for each home match.
• Concession tickets will be priced at £7.50 for eligible adults and £5 for those under 18.

The newly expanded North Stand, now named the Pep Guardiola Stand, opened fully during Guardiola's final match as manager against Aston Villa in May, witnessing a record crowd of 60,332.

As the club transitions to a new era under Enzo Maresca, who will debut as manager in the Community Shield against Arsenal on 16 August, the first home game of the 2026-27 season will feature a matchup against Bournemouth a week later.

Local residents from areas including Ancoats & Beswick, Clayton & Openshaw, Gorton & Abbey Hey, Ardwick, and Miles Platting & Newton Heath must provide proof of their postal address to qualify for these tickets.

In a commitment to community engagement, Danny Wilson, the club's managing director of operations, emphasized the importance of keeping local fans involved as the club grows, stating, "We want to ensure people who live closest to the Etihad Campus remain part of everything that happens here." He noted the significant social and economic benefits matchdays bring to the area.