UK & International Ticket Resale Round-Up: NFL Munich Leads a Strong Month

Another strong month for ticket reselling delivered profitable opportunities across music, sport and international events, with several releases performing significantly above their original retail prices.

NFL Munich emerged as one of the standout releases, with Patriots vs Lions tickets starting from £71 and now reselling for £210+. Eagles at The Sphere also produced substantial margins, while Saint Levant's Afandi World Tour became arguably the most overlooked ticket opportunity of the month.

Closer to home, Diljit Dosanjh continued to demonstrate strong UK demand following his Wembley Stadium announcement, while the NFL's return to London produced mixed but profitable results depending on the game targeted.

Here is how five of the month's notable ticket releases are performing on the secondary market.

NFL Munich: Patriots vs Lions

Retail: £71+ per ticket
Resale: £210+ per ticket
Potential Gross Profit: £139+ per ticket

NFL Munich was one of the strongest-performing ticket releases of the month, with entry-level tickets now commanding more than £200 on the secondary market.

Munich has established itself as an important destination for the NFL's international expansion, and the involvement of the New England Patriots added another layer of demand. The Patriots remain one of the league's most recognisable teams internationally, helped considerably by the franchise's historic success during the Tom Brady era.

For members who managed to secure the cheapest tickets at around £71, current resale levels represent a substantial return.

Eagles at The Sphere, Las Vegas

Retail: £131+ per ticket
Resale: £300+ per ticket
Potential Gross Profit: £169+ per ticket

Additional December 2026 dates for the Eagles' residency at The Sphere proved another strong ticket opportunity.

Entry-level tickets started at approximately $175, around £131, while secondary-market prices have since moved above £300 across the dates tracked.

The challenge was securing them. Significant attention surrounded the release, making tickets difficult to obtain, but those who successfully checked out were rewarded with some of the healthiest margins of the month.

Saint Levant: Afandi World Tour

Retail: £45-£50+ per ticket
Resale: £130+ per ticket
Selected Markets: £150+ Chicago | £184+ Anaheim | £140+ Detroit

Saint Levant's US Afandi World Tour was arguably the sleeper ticket release of the month.

Tickets were relatively inexpensive at retail, yet every location targeted performed well on the secondary market. Anaheim was the standout, reaching £184+, while Chicago and Detroit climbed to £150+ and £140+ respectively.

The combination of a low initial purchase price and strong resale demand made Saint Levant particularly attractive from an ROI perspective. Members who committed to the less obvious release were rewarded with one of the month's strongest ticket opportunities.

Diljit Dosanjh: Aura World Tour UK

Retail: £65+ per ticket
Resale: £110+ per ticket
Birmingham: £130+ per ticket

Following the announcement of his Wembley Stadium show, Diljit Dosanjh added two further UK dates in Manchester and Birmingham.

Both subsequently sold out.

Manchester tickets are currently reselling from £110+, while Birmingham is performing even better at £130+. Birmingham's stronger performance is particularly notable given the smaller venue and Diljit's established following within the area.

Despite the additional UK supply created by Wembley, both regional dates have maintained enough demand to provide respectable margins above retail.

NFL London: Eagles vs Jaguars & Commanders vs Colts

Retail: £79+ per ticket
Resale: £110+ per ticket
Eagles vs Jaguars: £200+ per ticket

Two NFL games at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium produced very different secondary-market results.

Eagles vs Jaguars was clearly the stronger release, with tickets reaching £200+ compared with a starting retail price of £79+. That created substantial potential margins for members who secured cheaper seats.

Commanders vs Colts has been more modest, with resale beginning around £110+. There is still some profit available on the lowest-priced tickets, but performance has not matched the Eagles fixture.

The contrast demonstrates why selecting the right fixture can be just as important as securing tickets to the event itself.

What Made This Month Stand Out?

There was no single formula behind the strongest ticket opportunities.

NFL Munich benefited from an internationally recognised franchise and established German demand. Eagles at The Sphere combined an iconic band with an unusual venue. Saint Levant demonstrated how less obvious releases can produce exceptional percentage returns, while Diljit Dosanjh showed the importance of understanding regional demand.

Even within the same event series, NFL London demonstrated how dramatically performance can differ between fixtures.

For resellers, this reinforces the importance of looking beyond the headline event and considering the artist or teams involved, location, venue capacity, ticket price and number of dates available.

Final Thoughts

This month's results demonstrate why tickets remain one of the most diverse categories within reselling. Opportunities ranged from £45 Saint Levant tickets to major NFL fixtures and premium Las Vegas shows, yet each offered potential profit when the right dates and price points were targeted.

For House of Resell members, the advantage comes from having upcoming releases identified before tickets go on sale, alongside recommended targets and release information that helps members decide where the strongest opportunities may be. Once tickets hit the secondary market, real-world resale performance can then be used to assess which calls delivered the best results.

From the £210+ NFL Munich market to Saint Levant tickets reaching £184+, this month's results once again showed that some of the strongest ticket opportunities can come from knowing exactly which releases, locations and ticket types deserve attention.