Stadium Information

The Allianz Stadium, located in Turin, Italy, is the home of Juventus Football Club since its opening in 2011. With a capacity for 41,507 spectators, it stands as one of the most modern and emblematic stadiums in the country. Built on the same site as the old Stadio delle Alpi, this venue stands out for being the first stadium exclusively owned by a club in Italy, marking a milestone in the national sports infrastructure. 

One of the most notable features of the Allianz Stadium is its design without architectural barriers, allowing optimal visibility from any point. In addition, its proximity to the playing field creates a unique atmosphere, bringing fans closer to the action and fostering a closer connection with the team. The stadium also houses the J-Museum, a space dedicated to the rich history of Juventus, offering visitors an immersive experience in the club's trajectory. 

Since its opening, the Allianz Stadium has been the venue for high-profile sports events. In 2014, it hosted the UEFA Europa League final, and in 2021, it hosted the finals of the UEFA Nations League. In addition to Juventus matches, the stadium has been selected to host the final of the Kings World Cup Nations in January 2025, an international football tournament organized by Gerard Piqué.