UEFA will hand out 30,000 free tickets for its European club competitions to ‘reward’ fans.
President Aleksander Ceferin revealed plans for the governing body to subsidise thousands of seats for the Champions League, Europa League, Europa Conference League and Women’s Champions League finals.
The tickets will be split between the two competing sides.
Uefa say it is a gift to the most loyal fans for their support during the coronavirus pandemic.
And clubs must not give the tickets away for corporate purposes.
Uefa also confirmed ticket prices for the next three years of finals would be frozen.
That means category four tickets will still cost £60 for 2022, 2023 and 2024, with category three tickets staying at £150.
Uefa chief Ceferin said: “Fans are the lifeblood of the game.
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“And we thought it would be a nice way to recognise the difficulties they have experienced over the last two years.
“And how they nevertheless still managed to support their teams and live their passion even when away from the stadiums.
“Fans are playing an integral part in the development of football.
“And we must ensure that loyal travelling supporters can attend historical moments for their cherished teams at affordable prices.”
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