Turin Awarded 2028 Conference League Final in UEFA Host Reveal
Juventus’s Allianz Stadium will host the 2028 Conference League final following a official decision by UEFA on Tuesday. The governing body simultaneously released its full allocation of host venues for the Champions League, Europa League, and Conference League finals running from 2027 through 2029.
The 41,689-capacity home of Juventus, designated as Juventus Stadium in official European competition, previously staged the 2014 Europa League final, the 2021 Nations League finals, and the 2022 Women’s Champions League final. While Turin missed out on its secondary bid for the 2029 Europa League final, the selection guarantees a major continental men’s club showpiece returns to the venue.
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clubAllianz Stadium Operations Shift to UEFA Hosting Requirements
Securing the event requires the Italian venue to hand over operational control to UEFA in early 2028 to align with standard continental final protocols. The decision impacts ticketholders and stadium operations, requiring dedicated broadcast staging areas and modified seating configurations that temporarily restrict regular domestic access.
The announcement completes UEFA’s three-year staging roadmap across all three club competitions. The full slate of upcoming European club finals features major continental venues including Barcelona’s Camp Nou, Munich Football Arena, and Madrid’s Metropolitano Stadium.
| Season | Champions League | Europa League | Conference League |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026, 27 | Metropolitano Stadium (Madrid) | Waldstadion (Frankfurt) | Besiktas Stadium (Istanbul) |
| 2027, 28 | Munich Football Arena (Munich) | National Arena (Bucharest) | Juventus Stadium (Turin) |
| 2028, 29 | Camp Nou (Barcelona) | National Stadium Serbia (Belgrade) | Puskas Arena (Budapest) |
According to UEFA’s official announcement statement.