Juventus is one of the biggest, most decorated clubs in Europe – a club with a rich history, legendary players and a fan base loyal through it all. Juventus tickets are much more than a seat in the stand – they're a ticket into a world of tension, power and genuine Italian passion. Juventus's matches...
Juventus is one of the biggest, most decorated clubs in Europe – a club with a rich history, legendary players and a fan base loyal through it all. Juventus tickets are much more than a seat in the stand – they're a ticket into a world of tension, power and genuine Italian passion.
Juventus's matches draw fans from all over the world: locals, tourists, and die-hard supporters who've followed the club for years. Every match feels like a celebration – whether it's a league clash against Roma, a fiery cup match against Napoli, a derby against Torino, or a European night against a foreign club. Juventus tickets open the door to moments of real sporting drama.
Juventus tickets – be there when it happens
Watching Juventus on screen is nice – but nothing compares to actually being there. When the players take the pitch, when the crowd roars after a goal, and when you can feel the tension in the air – you understand what Italian football live is all about.
Juventus play their home matches at the Allianz Stadium in Turin – an advanced stadium with a design that brings the crowd close to the pitch and amplifies the experience from every seat. Throughout the season the team also competes away, in the league, the cup and the Champions League. But wherever the match is played – the experience is always powerful: an engrossing crowd, excellent football, and an atmosphere that fills the stands with nonstop energy.
Juventus tickets are your chance to be at the heart of the action – to see the big names up close, hear the singing from the stands, and feel like you're really in the middle of it all.
Book with peace of mind with TikTik
Booking through TikTik is the simplest, safest and fastest way to buy Juventus tickets. On the site you'll find a range of Juventus matches at various stadiums, and for every match you can find the seats that suit you best – by location, closeness to the pitch and price range. You choose the experience – and we make sure it goes smoothly from the click to walking into the stadium.
Demand for Juventus tickets is especially high – particularly ahead of big matches against rivals like Inter, Milan, Roma or European clubs in the knockout stage. The earlier you buy, the wider the selection of tickets and the more affordable the prices you'll enjoy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do Juventus play their matches?
Juventus play host in Turin, but also play in other cities – including Milan, Rome and Naples – depending on the opponent, the competition and the stage. Every ground offers an immersive, exciting experience in its own unique way.
How do you choose a seat when booking Juventus tickets?
During the booking process you can choose a seating area by price range, view of the pitch, and closeness to particular fan sections. The display on the site is clear and easy to use, and helps you understand exactly where you'll be sitting.
Why book Juventus tickets through TikTik?
Because with TikTik you get a simple, safe booking process with no surprises – with good prices, available customer service, and full support right up to the moment you walk into the stadium.
Serie A
Season opener 23.08
Last season
6th place — in the Europa League
Stadium
Allianz Stadium — 41,507
Coach
Luciano Spalletti — until 2028
About the stadium
The Allianz Stadium in Turin opened in 2011 on the ruins of the Stadio delle Alpi — and it was the first modern, club-owned stadium in Italy. It's the complete opposite of its predecessor: a compact bowl of two tiers with 41,507 seats (the club's official figure), where the front row sits just 7.5 metres from the pitch — with no fences — and there's no seat with a blocked sightline. Four sides: Curva Sud — home of the ultras and the loud stand; Curva Nord with the away corner; and the Tribunes east and west along the touchlines, with the western one being the main one. Attendance record — 41,676, against Fiorentina in May 2026. Right next to the stadium: the J Museum, the megastore and the club's hotel — a whole Juventus district.
FAQ
How do you buy tickets for a Juventus match?
Juventus tickets are sold in stages: season-ticket holders and club members first, and what's left goes to open sale. The official sale runs through the club's ticket shop in strict stages: season-ticket holders keep their seat, J1897 members get absolute priority, then Black&White members — and only what's left reaches open sale, which for the big matches simply doesn't happen. Limit: up to 4 tickets per buyer. And important for Israelis: the ticket in Italy is personalised — stewards may cross-check the name on the ticket against ID, so your passport must match. TikTik arranges tickets for Juventus matches at the Allianz Stadium under the correct names, including for the Derby d'Italia.
How do you get to the Allianz Stadium in Turin?
You reach the Allianz Stadium by metro line M1 to Bernini station, and from there on the dedicated shuttle to the stadium. The stadium is in the Vallette district, about 7 km northwest of the centre. The matchday formula: metro line M1 from Porta Nuova or Porta Susa stations to Bernini station, and from there a dedicated shuttle (line /9) straight to the stadium — about 25 to 30 minutes from the centre. The shuttle starts running two hours before kick-off, and the last one returns 45 minutes after the final whistle. On a normal day you can also get there on lines 62, 72 or 75. Local tip: buy your return transport ticket in advance — the queue for the machines after the match is long. Address: Corso Gaetano Scirea 50.
Is there parking at the Allianz Stadium?
Yes, the Allianz Stadium has 4,000 parking spaces for fans — but only by advance booking. The spaces are on the site itself, and booking is done through the club's official parking portal; don't count on finding a free space on matchday itself. And with a crowd of 41,500 and the roads around Corso Grosseto jamming up well before kick-off, anyone who hasn't booked in advance is better off simply getting off at Bernini and taking the shuttle.
How do you get from Israel to a Juventus match?
You reach a Juventus match by flying from Tel Aviv to Milan and continuing from there by high-speed train to Turin — about an hour's journey. There are two ways. The main one: a direct flight from Tel Aviv to Milan — about four hours ten minutes, around 16 flights a week on El Al, Arkia, Israir and others — and from there a high-speed train from Milano Centrale to Torino Porta Susa: about an hour, dozens of departures a day. Porta Susa sits right on the M1 metro line that leads to the stadium shuttle. The second way: a seasonal direct Neos route from Tel Aviv to Turin itself (about four hours) — worth checking the schedule before relying on it.
Does an Israeli need a visa to fly to the match?
No. Israelis enter Schengen-area countries visa-free for stays of up to 90 days in any 180-day period, and all that's required is a valid passport. Worth knowing what's coming: the European Union is launching the ETIAS authorization system in the last quarter of 2026. Once it takes effect, an online authorization will be required in advance, at a cost of €7, valid for three years or until the passport expires — whichever comes first. As of today the system is not active and no action is required from you. Important warning: the EU warns that many sites impersonate the official site, use the EU logo and charge inflated fees or steal passport and credit card details. There is only one official site — europa.eu/etias — and any address not on the europa.eu domain is not official.
Where's the best place to sit at the Allianz Stadium?
At the Allianz Stadium, Curva Sud is the loud fans' stand, and the west Tribuna is the main one. Curva Sud is the beating heart — the ultras' stand behind the goal, the source of the tifos and the singing — and anyone wanting to experience Juventus at full volume sits there or nearby. The east and west Tribunes give the classic side view, with the western one being the main one, home to the benches and the tunnel. There's also a dedicated family section (Tribuna Family) and 3,600 premium seats with 64 sky-box suites. The stadium's big advantage: wherever you sit, you're close — the front row is 7.5 metres from the touchline.
What's special about Juventus's 2026/27 season?
In the 2026/27 season Juventus are rebuilding under Luciano Spalletti, with a whole new attacking axis. It's his rebuilding season: the manager who took over midway through last season had his contract extended until 2028, and the club armed him with a whole new attacking axis — Randal Kolo Muani was signed outright from PSG and inherited the number 9 shirt vacated by Vlahović, alongside the 18-year-old Bosnian talent Kerim Alibegović from Leverkusen. They open the league away on 23.08, and the home campaign starts big — Milan visit as soon as matchday three, in early September. And alongside it: four Europa League nights at the Allianz Stadium.
What's the big match for Juventus in the 2026/27 season?
Juventus's big match is the Derby d'Italia against Inter at the Allianz Stadium, in mid-May 2027. Juventus host Inter — the reigning double champions — in matchday 36, mid-May 2027, in what could be a title-deciding match (the exact date will be set with broadcast scheduling). Before it: Milan at home as soon as matchday three, and the Derby della Mole against Torino at home around 6 January. Europa League nights round out a packed home schedule.
