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Figc warns fans of ticket scams ahead of Nazionale matches

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Figc warns fans of ticket scams ahead of Nazionale matches

The Italian Football Federation (Figc) has issued a warning to fans of the Nazionale, alerting them to ticket scams that could target the upcoming matches. The federation cited reports of websites and links misusing the Figc logo and graphic layout to sell tickets. The three fixtures are the Nations League clash with Belgium on 25 September in Rome, the game against Turkey on 5 October in Bologna, and the match versus France on 12 November in Milan.

The alert appeared on Google Discover, listed among the Fonti preferite and tagged as Stampa A− A+. The technical notice included a snippet of JavaScript code that adjusts the reader’s font size, beginning with $(document).ready(function(){ $('.zoomout').click(function(e){ …

La Figc lancia un avvertimento, stating: "In relation to some reports concerning links related to the sale of tickets for the upcoming Nazionale matches, which improperly use the Figc logo and layout as www.figc-it.com". The federation reiterated that the only official channels are the portal and authorised Vivaticket agencies.

Official ticket purchase channels

Fans are instructed to purchase tickets solely through the Figc’s official portal or through Vivaticket‑authorized agencies. No other websites or agents are recognised for the sale of Nazionale tickets.

The federation also confirmed that no Biglietti reservations are currently available. Supporters must await further information on the official website and the federation’s social media before buying any tickets.

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