Napoli v Torino tickets

Of Napoli's upcoming home league games, this is one of the nearest, so it is worth preparing now. The club posts the sale on sscnapoli.it once the match is eight to sixteen days away, which puts it between roughly 5 and 13 November.

Season tickets for 2026/27 sold out on 11 August, so the seats on offer are single-match tickets, released in phases. Holders of the Fan Stadium Card come first, in a pre-sale at the club's lower price; if you do not have the card, it costs €20 and covers three years. A brief Membership Premium window follows, and then a general sale opens to everyone, up to four tickets per person, at a higher price.

Buying from the club means Napoli's TicketOne shop or an authorised sales point, with the ticket on a digital wallet or printed on paper. For a Saturday-night game against Torino the general sale should have seats, and it is normally cheaper than resale: earlier home games started at €25 against Bologna and €14 against Frosinone.

Resale is the fallback if the club sale moves too fast or you want your seat booked today. Sellers set their own prices on Hellotickets, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay. See Torino tickets for the Granata's home games and Napoli v Lecce for a later home league fixture.

See the seats listed on Hellotickets

The Distinti, where listings start, is the long stand on the touchline facing the main stand. It has a lower and an upper section and gives a clear side-on view; Hellotickets sellers often spell it "Distini". Opposite is the Tribuna, home to Tribuna Centrale and Tribuna Family in the lower ring and to the Posillipo and Nisida areas in the upper ring.

Napoli's organised groups occupy Curva A and Curva B, behind the two goals, where supporters stand throughout. Torino's travelling fans have the Settore Ospiti, the visitors' sector. Listings labelled Category 1, Gold or Silver do not name the stand, so confirm the sector with the seller.

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