Having terrific coverage from Sky Italia so that you can sit at home in the comfort of your couch and not be arsed to go attend a game at the stadium is also another factor.
Even with better stadiums and low ticket prices,the trend among Italian fans probably wont change.
Fan culture is totally different in Germany and England than it is in Spain and Italy. They travel more to games home and away, more of that in their support culture.
Economy is one of the big factors. That's not in the club's hands. Having a decent stadium is another big factor. That is.
Another big factor is size and population of the city. Turin will never attract crowds like Barcelona e.g. even if Juve becomes the best club in Europe.
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I think math is involved here too. I'm sure those prices are optimized. If your stadium has a very large seating capacity, you can offer low prices and fill the stadium and still make a lotta $.
Isn't turin near lake como? near swiss, with those alpen..
I always thought if i ever come to italy i'll definetely come to turin, rome, como, and naples.
Thats amazingly cheap. Iirc Mechelen in belgium has 200+ season tickets, and their football requires you to be drunk to watch. Well, every belgian team tbh
