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How to get tickets for Liverpool vs. Monaco pre-season friendly

How to get tickets for Liverpool vs. Monaco pre-season friendly
Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola poses for photographs on July 13, 2026 - Photo by Cody Froggatt / Sportimage Ltd / Alamy Live News

After returning home from their pre-season tour of the United States, Liverpool will continue their preparation for the 2026-27 Premier League campaign with a friendly against Ligue 1 giants Monaco on August 9, and tickets for the game are on sale now.

Andoni Iraola has made a strong start to life as Reds manager since taking the reins from Arne Slot, beating both Sunderland and Wrexham stateside, and the 44-year-old is set to make his inaugural appearance in the home dugout at Anfield next Sunday.

Tens of thousands of supporters will be in attendance at the Merseysiders' iconic ground, and the pubs near Anfield are sure to welcome the return of club football to the red half of the city.

Looking to catch the game in person? Read on as Football Ground Guide covers all you need to know about how to get Liverpool vs Monaco tickets.

Liverpool's Dominik Szoboszlai gesturing to fans after a pre-season match on July 25, 2026
Liverpool's Dominik Szoboszlai gesturing to fans after a pre-season match on July 25, 2026 – Photo by Camden Hall / ZUMA Press Wire / Iconsport

Liverpool vs Monaco tickets: Buying guide

Home tickets

Home tickets for this pre-season friendly against Monaco were made available back in early June, first to season ticket holders and club members before going on general sale.

Given that the match will be the Reds' first outing at Anfield since the end of the disappointing 2025-26 season, expect Liverpool vs Monaco tickets to sell out.

Likewise, supporters will be hoping to catch a glimpse of Iraola's tactics in action, especially with first-team stars such as Alexander Isak, Florian Wirtz, Ryan Gravenberch and captain Virgil van Dijk back in the squad after their extended breaks.

Official pricing is below:

Season Ticket / All Red Member Pricing

  • Adult: £29.50
  • Over 65s: £22.50
  • Young Adult (17-24): £14.75
  • Juniors (16 and under): £5

Non-Season Ticket / All Red Member Pricing

  • Adult: £35
  • Over 65s: £26.25
  • Young Adult (17-24): £17.50
  • Juniors (16 and under): £10

Away tickets

Away tickets for this game are no longer available via the Monaco website, with the sale window closing on July 31, though fans of the visitors could try to find a seat via a vetted resale service.

For reference, the official pricing for Liverpool vs Monaco tickets in the away section was as follows:

  • Adult: €41 (£35.08)
  • Over-65s: €31 (£25.53)
  • Young adult (17-24): €21 (£17.97)
  • Junior (Under-16s): €12 (£10.27)

Hospitality

Liverpool have revamped their hospitality offerings in recent years, and made their premium experiences a focus when planning the Anfield Road expansion that was finally completed in 2025.

The Merseysiders have lower hospitality pricing for pre-season fixtures at Anfield, so it could be worthwhile to take advantage of the reduced cost if you are hoping to make your trip to watch Liverpool a special occasion.

The Reds have a number of hospitality suites available for this friendly, including:

  • Japan Airlines Lounge: From £200pp
  • The Executive Lounge: From £230pp
  • Founders Lounge: From £230pp
  • The Chemistry Lounge: From £175pp
  • Carlsberg Dugout (Kop End): From £125pp
  • Carlsberg Dugout (Anfield Road End): From £125pp

For more details and the latest availability, check out the Liverpool vs Monaco ticketing page.

To enquire about Liverpool vs Monaco hospitality tickets, contact the club's Hospitality Team – Telephone: 01512642222 | Email: [email protected]

Liverpool vs Monaco tickets: Alternative options

If you are unable to secure Liverpool vs Monaco tickets directly from either club, then consider checking out a reputable third-party resale site to grab a seat.

Two of the trusted options out there are LivefootballTickets and Seatpick, and to bring you more peace of mind, Football Ground Guide have reviewed both. Please keep in mind that buying tickets from a resale site will cost over face value.

A lifelong writer and lover of football, Anthony studied English Literature at undergraduate level and has combined his two passions into his work as a reporter with Football Ground Guide. Anthony was also born into a Liverpool-supporting family, and holds fond childhood memories of making the trip to Anfield to see Rafa Benitez's Reds beat Spurs - his first time seeing a live Premier League game.

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