The protest is set to take place ahead of their first home Premier League game against Manchester United later this month.
Tottenham's supporters' trust is planning to protest against a rise in ticket prices ahead of their first home Premier League game against Manchester United later this month.
"THST" has called on the club to "stop exploiting loyalty".
Tottenham say they're continuing to "absorb the majority of cost rises" since opening their developed stadium four years ago.
THST Call to Action: Stand with us in the fight against match day ticket increases.
— THST (@THSTOfficial) August 1, 2023
Spurs fans today we ask you to stand with us in the fight against match day ticket increases @SpursOfficial #StopExploitingLoyalty#StopTicketPriceRiseshttps://t.co/v3MMrBDEVB
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