Explained: Why Como Will Revoke Season Tickets After Three Missed Matches

Como's story has been one of the most fascinating stories in world football at the moment. A club that was playing in the fourth division in 2108-19 after going bankrupt twice in 15 years is now giving the big guns of Italian football a run for their money in their own league.

Como 1907 qualified for the Italian top flight, Serie A, in the 2024/25 season, and finished 10th in the league. They followed it up with a fourth-place finish, ahead of the likes of Juventus, Atalanta, Fiorentina, and Torino, to make an entry into the biggest European football competition, the UEFA Champions League.

Despite the recent success, the Como season ticket policy for the upcoming season has kept the fans talking, taking away the focus from their insane exploits. So why did Como change season ticket rules? Let's find out.

Como Bring Bizarre Rule For Season Ticket Holders

In this space, you will get the Como three missed games rule explained. There has been a change in the Como season ticket rules, which sees the tickets get revoked if people miss out on three or more home matches at the Giuseppe Sinigaglia Stadium. Como manager Cesc Fabregas recently confirmed the same.

The President of the club, Mirwan Suwarso, stated that the demand for the tickets exceeds the supply, so he wants the tickets to end up in the hands of the genuine supporters who really love the club and want to be present in the stadium to back the team genuinely.

Another reason he added was that there have been instances where their own fans couldn't get a ticket, while the opponent team's fans went in and celebrated in the home stand.

This Como season ticket policy has faced enough backlash from a section of the supporters, who cite that people can have valid reasons like work commitments, health emergencies, or family responsibilities, which could see their season ticket get revoked, something which is not a fair reflection of the love they have for the club.

There has been a ban on wearing the opponent team's jersey or scarf in any section of the home stadium except the away section. Suwarso further explained that they want to make their home ground a fortress where passion is expressed in its truest form in a safe environment, away from any kind of disrespect.

It remains to be seen how these rules impact Como's overall atmosphere in the home matches. While many fans might not like the rules in place, they have no other choice but to comply, which could make things worse if Como see a slump in their footballing form in the days to come.