Juventus tickets 2026/27

One shop, online only

Every Juventus home ticket is sold through the Juventus Official Ticket Shop at ticket.juventus.com. Nothing is sold at a ticket office: from 2026/27 tickets are digital only, and each buyer can take a maximum of four per match.

The order of the phases

Each match page on juventus.com sets out its own sequence. Members of every membership type buy first, at discounted prices and with up to four tickets each. Juventus Card holders follow at a reduced price, then the official fan clubs and the Premium and VIP packages. The general sale comes last, normally about a week after the members' window opens, so membership buys you time and a lower price rather than the only way in.

Europa League games open months ahead

For the visit of Omonia Nicosia on Thursday 26 November, members could buy from 16 September and the general sale followed on 23 September, with full-price seats in the South and North ends from €20. For Real Sociedad on Thursday 28 January, members went first on 28 September and everyone else on 1 October; full price starts at €35, and €24 for members. Both games kick off at 9pm in Turin, which is 8pm in the UK.

Serie A: watch the match page

The league games against Roma on 7 March and Inter Milan on 16 May show nothing to buy yet. Roma's ticket page reads "Information not available" and Inter's has no content at all, and both kick-off times are still to be confirmed. When the pages fill in, expect the same member, card-holder and fan-club phases before any general sale.

How Juventus price a match

Prices are set match by match and by sector, with separate columns for members, full price and under-14s across the West, East, South and North ends. In both Europa League games, the lowest full prices are in the South and North ends behind the goals. Browse the Serie A tickets page for the rest of the league.

On the resale market, the opponent decides the level. The visit of Inter Milan in May, the Derby d'Italia, sits well above everything else on this page, and Juventus v Roma tickets come next. The two Europa League nights start lowest, with Omonia Nicosia opening the range and Real Sociedad a step above.

Inside the ground, listings often start in the upper tier of the North end (Nord Superiore on Hellotickets) or under a broad label such as Category 2. The East stand is listed in two levels, Est 1 and Est 2, each with Laterale (side) and Centrale (central) blocks: Est 1 sits above Est 2 at the same position, and Est 1 Centrale is usually among the dearest named areas. Some listings name no section at all, so check what you are buying before you pay.

Sellers set their own prices, often well above the club's, and the final price is shown before you pay. While the general sale is open for the two European games, buying from Juventus is usually the better-value route.

Juventus play at the Allianz Stadium, officially the Juventus Stadium and known by its sponsor's name since July 2017, on Corso Gaetano Scirea in the north-west of Turin, next to the Continassa. The club gives its capacity as 41,507, over two tiers, and prices four areas:

• West Stand (Tribuna Ovest): the main stand, including the Tribuna 100, whose front row is 7.5 m from the pitch.
• East Stand (Tribuna Est): the opposite touchline, with a Baby Park and the Jay House mascot area in the east ring, the natural choice for families.
• South Stand (Tribuna Sud): behind the south goal.
• North Stand (Tribuna Nord): behind the north goal; away fans have been placed in its north-east corner.

On resale listings Superiore is the upper tier and Inferiore the lower, so Nord Superiore is the top of the North end. "Shortside" means behind a goal and "Longside" along the touchline; Category 1, Gold or Silver are broad bands, so read the listing to see where they fall.

GTT matchday line 9/ and daily lines 72 and VE1 stop at Stadio, lines 62 and 75 at Altessano, and Rigola Stadio is the nearest station on the metropolitan railway. ID is checked against the named ticket at the gates, and club tickets are digital only, so have yours ready on your phone.

Visiting supporters at the Allianz Stadium do not buy from the Juventus shop. In Serie A, away tickets normally go only to holders of the visiting club's supporter card and are not sold at the stadium on matchday; for Como's visit in February 2026 the section had 2,099 seats across both tiers. For the Europa League games, Juventus' match pages quote the UEFA rule: fans of the visiting club's nationality can only buy in the away section, through their own club, and follow its arrangements, such as escorted shuttles. A neutral fan from the UK can use the general sale like anyone else.

If you support Juventus and buy on the resale market, check that the seat is not in the away section before you pay.