Champions League: Bayern – PSG, ticket prices go through the roof

Bayern Munich – PSG: Tickets are selling out fast for the second-leg showdown at the Allianz Arena, with prices soaring to eye-watering heights.

As the highly anticipated second leg between Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain at the Allianz Arena approaches, the excitement is reaching fever pitch. After a thrilling first leg (5-4), ticket demand has exploded, making entry to the stadium nearly impossible for many supporters.

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Tickets released for sale were snapped up in record time, including those reserved for Parisian fans. On the secondary market, prices are skyrocketing: it’s hard to find a ticket for less than €1,400, with some climbing to jaw-dropping levels close to €8,000.

In this red-hot context, Vincent Kompany made a passionate appeal:

"My only request is this: if someone has bought a ticket and doesn’t feel well on match day, give it to someone who’s ready to give everything. We want 75,000 fully committed people. We absolutely want to win, and for that, we need the fans’ support. We need the power of the Allianz Arena, it’s a legendary place."