Tottenham have been ranked among the top two most expensive season tickets in the Premier League at the start of the new campaign.The Premier League returned this weekend with Tottenham Hotspur kicking off their 26-27 season with a woeful 3-0 defeat to Brentford. Saturday 22nd August Premier League BrentfordBrentford3|0TottenhamTottenhamThis marks the Lilywhites’ 35th season in the English top flight, having never tasted relegation since the Premier League began in 1992.Spurs will now be looking to improve on their dismal showing from last season, when they finished in 17th place – a campaign that left supporters with little to celebrate.Photo by @shakir.4k / InstagramHow Tottenham season ticket prices compare with England’s other clubsA report from SeatPick has now revealed an estimate of how much Tottenham fans spend on season tickets each season.According to their findings, the average Premier League season ticket takes 17.49% of average net monthly pay, or 3.80 days of work, the most of the top five leagues.And while Newcastle United asks the least in England at 10.59% of average net monthly pay, or 2.30 days of work, Tottenham’s demands are way more than the Magpies’.According to data from SeatPick, a Spurs season ticket currently takes up 23.86% of average net monthly pay or 5.19 days of work, making their prices the second most expensive in the Premier League.In fact, a season ticket at Tottenham is priced at £856, with only Arsenal demanding more from their fans at £978.RankClubSeason ticketCost per home league gameShare of average net monthly payDays of work1Newcastle United£380£20.0010.59%2.302Hull City£396£20.8411.04%2.403Manchester City£425£22.3711.85%2.584Ipswich Town£466£24.5312.99%2.835Fulham£503£26.4714.02%3.056Leeds United£510£26.8414.22%3.097Brentford£520£27.3714.49%3.158Sunderland£550£28.9515.33%3.339Nottingham Forest£575£30.2616.03%3.4910Coventry City£625£32.8917.42%3.7911Brighton & Hove Albion£630£33.1617.56%3.8212Everton£640£33.6817.84%3.8813Manchester United£646£34.0018.01%3.9214Bournemouth£697£36.6819.43%4.2315Chelsea£700£36.8419.51%4.2416Aston Villa£703£37.0019.60%4.2617Crystal Palace£725£38.1620.21%4.4018Liverpool£735£38.6620.47%4.4519Tottenham Hotspur£856£45.0523.86%5.1920Arsenal£978£51.4727.26%5.93Premier League vs Europe: season ticket affordabilityWith such enormous ticket prices, the least Tottenham can do is stay competitive in the Premier League, which will allow fans to gain value for their money.Spurs have been tipped by several pundits to make a marked improvement this campaign, with many predicting Tottenham to finish in the European places.However, with other leagues charging fans far less for season tickets, it raises fair questions about why Premier League clubs are asking supporters to pay so much more.LeagueCountryClubs pricedMedian cost per home league gameMedian share of average net monthly payMedian days of workBundesligaGermany14 of 18£11.606.75%1.47Ligue 1France17 of 18£11.097.98%1.74Serie AItaly17 of 20£13.5313.78%3.00La LigaSpain20 of 20£14.8915.60%3.39Premier LeagueEngland20 of 20£33.0317.49%3.80Every big five league on both measures, lightest on pay firstRankClubLeagueSeason ticketCost per home league gameShare of average net monthly payDays of work1TSG HoffenheimBundesliga£135£7.974.64%1.012AngersLigue 1£120£7.065.08%1.103Bayern MunichBundesliga£154£9.085.28%1.154Eintracht FrankfurtBundesliga£163£9.585.58%1.215Mainz 05Bundesliga£171£10.035.84%1.276Le MansLigue 1£139£8.175.87%1.287BrestLigue 1£146£8.576.16%1.34The 7 clubs that ask least of a month’s average pay in Europe:READ MORE: Tottenham could sign £57m former Premier League defender on loan in late dealThe post How Tottenham compare in Premier League season ticket affordability rankings – 24% of your montly wage appeared first on Spurs Web.