After winning their 20th league title at the end of the 2024/25 season, Liverpool haven't stood still over the summer, making three blockbuster signings in the form of Florian Wirtz, Milos Kerkez, and Jeremie Frimpong.
However, it's also been a devastating summer for the club, with the tragic passing of forward Diogo Jota. The passing of Jota has understandably had an impact on everyone at the club, and it has resulted in them making the decision to delay their pre-season return.
In terms of the new signings, the hope will be that they can help the club kick on and defend their title, something they failed to do in 2020/21 after their 19th title win. If they can, then they will be out on their own on 21 league titles.
A key part of Liverpool's pre-season this summer will be ensuring that the aforementioned three players settle in quickly so they can hit the ground running when the Premier League starts again in the middle of August.
If you are interested in Liverpool pre-season tour tickets to see their new stars in action, then check out our guide below.
Liverpool pre-season tour tickets: Buy guide
Liverpool tickets in Hong Kong
Liverpool's pre-season tour of Asia will begin in Hong Kong with a match against AC Milan on Saturday, 26 July at Kai Tak Sports Park.
Tickets for the match went on sale through Liverpool on 2 May, with priority given to official members, season ticket holders and seasonal hospitality members. Tickets then went on general sale on 12 May, and they are now all sold out.
Ticket prices for the match were as follows:
- Category A: HK$2,499
- Category B: HK$1,999
- Category C: HK$1,699
- Category D: HK$1,299
- Category E: HK$799
- Category F: HK$399
Liverpool tickets in Japan
The second and final match of Liverpool's pre-season tour will take place in Japan on Wednesday, 30 July. The Reds will take on Yokohama Marinos at the Nissan Stadium in Yokohama in what will be the first time that club has ever played in Japan on a pre-season tour.
Pre-sale tickets for Liverpool members, season ticket holders and seasonal hospitality members went on sale on 23 May, and all remaining tickets were then listed on general sale on 11 June. All tickets for this match are now sold out.
The cheapest tickets for the match were priced at 5,000 Japanese Yen, the equivalent of around £25. The most expensive were priced at 150,000 Japanese Yen, the equivalent of around £750.
We will head back to Asia for this year’s pre-season tour, kicking off by playing AC Milan in Hong Kong, China, followed by a first ever summer visit to Japan 🙌
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) March 31, 2025
Liverpool pre-season tour tickets: Alternative options
Third-party resale platforms
Although both of Liverpool's pre-season tour matches in Asia are officially sold out, there is still a way of getting tickets for the match, provided you don't mind using unofficial ticket websites.
Third-party resale platforms have become increasingly popular in recent years due to the demand for football tickets far outweighing the supply. While you'll often have to pay over face value for tickets, it's a way to get otherwise unattainable ones.
There is also always a security risk when using these types of websites, as resold tickets don't have the protection that comes with tickets bought through official ticketing websites. We recently reviewed two of the biggest resale websites and found them both to be legitimate:
We recommend that fans regularly check these two websites in the build-up to Liverpool's pre-season tour to try and snag a deal.
Watch online
If you have exhausted all options and can't get tickets for Liverpool's pre-season tour, then you will have to settle for watching it on television. In the United Kingdom, both matches will be shown live and exclusively on LFCTV.
This can be watched either online through the official Liverpool website or on the TV channels Sky and Virgin. LFCTV does come at a cost, with fans able to subscribe on either a monthly or annual basis.