Introduction The ticketing structures of Europe’s major football leagues reveal not only economic strategies but also profound cultural distinctions in fan engagement. There is no one-size-fits-all model. While Europe’s top clubs share the same fundamental objectives each season—success on the pitch, full stands, and a sustainable financial structure to support long-term growth—their approaches to achieving these goals differ widely. Among these variations, La Liga  and the B

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