Wolves confirm season ticket sell out for 2026-27 campaign

Wolves will be backed by bumper support as they target an immediate Premier League return after selling 22,500 season tickets.

The club confirmed season tickets for the 2026-27 campaign are now sold out, after supporters snapped up the last few remaining.

Around 600 tickets were sold within 40 minutes of being placed on general sale on Monday morning.

It marks an impressive show of support from fans given little to cheer over the last 12 months as Wolves were relegated from the Premier League with a whimper, winning just three matches all season and finishing bottom of the table.

But the club has reaped the reward of slashing ticket prices, with Cesar Peixoto’s team guaranteed a strong backing at home as they aim for a strong season in the Championship.

The price of every ticket was cut by at least 25 per cent as the club prepares for its first campaign outside the top flight since 2017-18.

Wolves have sold around 5,000 more season tickets than they did for that campaign.

More than 20,000 fans chose to renew, with around 1,500 supporters on a waiting list then taking the chance to buy tickets before Monday’s general sale.

Peixoto, who replaced Rob Edwards as head coach earlier this month, has been tasked with engineering a swift return to the Premier League.

Wolves have already invested in the free agent signings of Kieran Trippier and Raul Jimenez as they look to revamp a squad which struggled so badly in the top flight.