Juventus Stadium in Turin will host the 2028 UEFA Conference League final. The decision was officially confirmed during today’s UEFA Executive Committee meeting in Thessaloniki, Greece, which gave a positive assessment to the bid submitted by the FIGC in June in collaboration with Juventus and the Municipality of Turin, with the involvement of the Piedmont Region and, in terms of accommodation, Federalberghi Torino. Juventus Stadium has already hosted a number of UEFA international events: the 2014 Europa League final between Sevilla and Benfica, two matches at the 2021 Nations League Finals (Belgium-France and the third-place play-off between Italy and Belgium), and the 2022 UEFA Women’s Champions League final between Lyon and Barcelona.

The Federation has therefore reaffirmed its major investment and commitment to hosting international football events. The 2028 Conference League final joins two other competitions that Italy is already guaranteed to host in the coming years: the final tournament of the 2029 UEFA Women’s Under-19 European Championship and UEFA EURO 2032, the latter jointly hosted with Türkiye.

“The awarding of the 2028 Conference League final to Turin is excellent news and once again confirms UEFA’s appreciation of and confidence in Italy,” said FIGC president Giovanni Malagò. “Major international events are an extraordinary opportunity to promote our country and, above all, represent an investment in the future of Italian sport. Turin has everything it takes to be a major European sporting capital, and Juventus Stadium is a venue worthy of a UEFA final. It is an important recognition for the city, the Club and the entire Italian sporting system. Hosting major events means creating value and leaving a legacy of infrastructure, expertise and a new culture of sports event organisation. Italy has shown that it can do this, and this decision by UEFA is further confirmation of that.”

The UEFA Executive Committee also officially confirmed the venues for several other finals.

UEFA Champions League
2028: Munich
2029: Barcelona

UEFA Women’s Champions League
2028: Lyon
2029: Cardiff

UEFA Europa League
2028: Bucharest
2029: Belgrade

UEFA Conference League
2028: Turin
2029: Budapest

UEFA Super Cup
2027: Amsterdam
2028: Astana

UEFA Futsal Champions League
2027: Biel