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Juve launches €69 Europa League pack ahead of Spalletti’s debut

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Juve launches €69 Europa League pack ahead of Spalletti’s debut

Juve (Juventus), under manager Luciano Spalletti, announced on its website that ticket subscriptions for the UEFA Europa League 2026/27 are now open, with the UEL pack – covering the four home games of the group stage – starting from €69 as the club prepares for its league debut on Sunday evening at Frosinone.

Ticket sales phases and pricing

The club has opened subscriptions for the UEL pack, marking the first step in the ticketing process for the competition. The pack grants access to the four home fixtures of the single‑group stage of the UEFA Europa League.

Prices start at €69, offering a discount compared with buying individual match tickets separately. Fans purchasing the pack benefit from a reduced total cost.

From Thursday 20 August at 16:00 until Monday 24 August at 12:00, season‑ticket holders in the BASE, FULL and UNDER categories can buy the pack during their reserved sales phase. This guarantees them a seat at the Stadium for every scheduled game.

The public sale opens on Monday 24 August at 15:00, allowing anyone to purchase remaining seats. The allocated seat remains unchanged for all four matches included in the pack.

Members of the Official Fan Club may contact their local JOFC directly for detailed purchasing information.

Each purchaser is limited to a maximum of four tickets per match.

The club also published the price list for the sectors where the UEL pack can be subscribed, though the specific figures are not reproduced here.

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