UEFA selects Juventus Allianz Arena The 2028 UEFA Conference League final will be held in Turin. The decision was reportedly confirmed at a UEFA Executive Committee meeting on September 15, 2026 in Thessaloniki, Greece. Competitor.
The announcement should not be confused with Bayern Munich’s Allianz Arena, which secured the rights to host the 2028 Champions League final in the same round of venue confirmations. The Camp Nou will host the 2029 Champions League final for the first time since 1999, while Turin’s conference league hosting duties will be handed over to Budapest’s Puskas Arena for the 2029 final. All competition venue announcements also cover the Europa League, Women’s Champions League and UEFA Super Cup finals until 2029, with Juventus’ stadium being the only Italian venue designated for this round.
Turin third European final
According to an official statement from Juventus, the Allianz Stadium was opened in 2011, and the 2028 final will be the third European club final to be held here. The venue has previously hosted the 2014 UEFA Europa League final and the 2022 UEFA Women’s Champions League final as well as many important international events.
Juventus’ own statement viewed the decision as recognition of the stadium’s standards and its record of hosting international football matches on the continental stage. Apart from confirming the award itself, the club has not detailed any operational or commercial plans related to the event.
What this means for the Bianconeri
For a club still undergoing a wider rebuilding phase on and off the pitch, hosting the UEFA final at home is a tangible sign of continuity even during a period of domestic turmoil. The award provides Continassa fans with a fixed date on the European calendar regardless of Juventus’ performance in the Europa League this season, which is an ongoing storyline for the club in the Europa League this season.
No further details regarding ticketing, logistics or matchday plans have been announced by UEFA or Juventus at this stage.
