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Season ticket holders for the Legends Lounge section have reportedly received renewal notices for the upcoming season.

The Blues have been relegated to the third tier, where they will compete for the first time since 1995.

A 22nd-place finish after a turbulent season both on and off the pitch ended the club’s time in the Championship.

Chris Davies has been appointed manager following Tony Mowbray’s departure and is tasked with securing the club’s immediate return to the second division.

Birmingham City Announces Significant Price Increase
Chris Davies, formerly of Tottenham, will now lead Birmingham City
Birmingham City has explained the reasoning behind the price increase, with corporate fans now charged £2,925 for a ticket, up from £1,800 last season in the Championship.

The club justifies this hike by citing a planned £15 million investment to enhance the quality of facilities and the overall fan experience this summer.

“The club is spending up to £15m this summer making improvements to St Andrew’s @ Knighthead Park and the two training grounds,” said the club in a statement, via the Mirror.

“A significant investment is being made in our corporate hospitality offerings.

“We have upgraded what used to be the Legends, Jasper Carrott, and Boardroom club.

“And we have created a new hospitality facility in the Gil Merrick.”