Plymouth Argyle Get Season Ticket Renewals Boost for 2025/26 Campaign
The Pilgrims will continue to play in front of large crowds at Home Park in League One next term
Plymouth Argyle have received a major boost ahead of the 2025/26 League One campaign, with a significant number of season ticket holders choosing to renew for the upcoming season.
Despite the disappointment of relegation from the Championship, the Green Army has once again shown unwavering support for their club. As of this week, over 10,000 season tickets have been renewed, a figure that underlines the loyalty and passion of the Argyle fanbase.
Club officials have expressed gratitude for the response, which comes amid a summer of change both on and off the pitch. With a new head coach expected to be announced later this month and plans for squad rebuilding underway, the strong season ticket sales suggest optimism remains high among supporters for a promotion push next term.
Argyle’s head of operations, James Greenfield, said:
“To see such a strong uptake in renewals after a tough season really shows what this club means to its fans. Home Park will remain a fortress in 2025/26, and that backing gives everyone – from players to staff – a real lift going into pre-season.”
The club also confirmed that the renewal deadline has now passed, with remaining season tickets due to go on general sale from next Monday. With high demand anticipated, supporters who missed the renewal window are being encouraged to act fast once the sale opens.
Home Park has consistently attracted impressive attendances in recent years, and that trend looks set to continue. Last season, Argyle’s home average attendance was among the highest in the Championship, and they boasted a series of sell-outs, including their memorable FA Cup tie against Liverpool in February.
Supporter groups have also played a role in driving momentum, with many taking to social media to rally fans around the new campaign. The optimistic mood comes despite the challenge of adjusting to life back in League One – a division Argyle will be keen to escape at the first attempt.
Former club captain and fan favourite Joe Edwards, now part of the club’s academy coaching setup, commented:
“What makes Argyle special is that connection between the team and the stands. Whether we’re in the Championship or League One, the Green Army turn up in force. That’s what pushes the club forward.”
Argyle’s pre-season schedule is expected to be confirmed in the coming weeks, with several home friendlies likely to give the Green Army their first glimpse of any new signings. Club CEO Andrew Parkinson has promised “a busy but exciting summer,” as Argyle look to bounce back immediately from relegation.
For now, the mood around Home Park is one of hope, backed by solid ticket numbers and loyal fans eager to see their club rise again.
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