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The Premier League Liverpool Club said on the 22nd that in a joint operation with the Merseyside police to crack down on illegal ticket reselling, the police seized more than 1.2 million pounds of assets involved. The club has imposed a lifetime ban on 432 people involved in the case from entering and watching the game, and suspended 115 people indefinitely from purchasing tickets and entering the stadium. According to reports, the current police operation focuses on cracking down on organized illegal scalping and the laundering of related criminal proceeds. At the same time, Liverpool Club continues to carry out special online and in-stadium campaigns to combat scalping in order to maintain normal ticketing order and fans' rights. Merseyside Police Chief Investigator Nick Suffield said that the operation was a successful example of close cooperation between the police and Liverpool Club to protect the interests of fans and the public. “For real fans who just want to buy tickets to support their team and fall victim to scalping, we will always take action to protect them.”

Zhitongcaijing·07/22/2026 14:57:10
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The Premier League Liverpool Club said on the 22nd that in a joint operation with the Merseyside police to crack down on illegal ticket reselling, the police seized more than 1.2 million pounds of assets involved. The club has imposed a lifetime ban on 432 people involved in the case from entering and watching the game, and suspended 115 people indefinitely from purchasing tickets and entering the stadium. According to reports, the current police operation focuses on cracking down on organized illegal scalping and the laundering of related criminal proceeds. At the same time, Liverpool Club continues to carry out special online and in-stadium campaigns to combat scalping in order to maintain normal ticketing order and fans' rights. Merseyside Police Chief Investigator Nick Suffield said that the operation was a successful example of close cooperation between the police and Liverpool Club to protect the interests of fans and the public. “For real fans who just want to buy tickets to support their team and fall victim to scalping, we will always take action to protect them.”