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By Mark Wyatt, Money reporterThe Premier League returned over the weekend, with supporters across the country back in stadiums for another season of drama.Many of those fans will want to show their support by donning the latest kits in the terraces, but this particular purchase can cost an arm and a leg.Shirt prices have rocketed in recent years, with some clubs now charging 50% more for their home kits than they did five years ago - Nottingham Forest among them.
99 for an adult home kit.At the other end of the scale, newly promoted Ipswich Town are charging 'just' £59 for their home kit, £1 less than Brentford, Crystal Palace and Southampton.Here's what we found...According to separate research carried out by The Sun, Forest have raised their prices more than any other team since 2019. A replica kit was priced at £48 in 2019 but now costs £75, a 56% hike.Southampton's price rise of 9% represents the smallest increase.
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