Stadiums Juventus F.C.

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after first 2 years (1897 , 1898), during juventus played in parco del valentino , parco cittadella, matches held in piazza d armi stadium until 1908, except in 1905 (the first year of scudetto) , in 1906, years in played @ corso re umberto.


from 1909 1922, juventus played internal competitions @ corso sebastopoli camp before moving following year corso marsiglia camp, remained until 1933, winning 4 league titles. @ end of 1933, began play @ new stadio mussolini stadium inaugurated 1934 world championships. after second world war, stadium renamed stadio comunale vittorio pozzo. juventus played home matches @ ground 57 years, total of 890 league matches. team continued host training sessions @ stadium until july 2003.


from 1990 until 2005–06 season, torinese side contested home matches @ stadio delle alpi, built 1990 fifa world cup, although in rare circumstances club played home games in other stadia such renzo barbera @ palermo, dino manuzzi @ cesena , stadio giuseppe meazza @ milan.


in august 2006, juventus returned play in stadio comunale, known stadio olimpico, after restructuring of stadium 2006 winter olympics onward. in november 2008, juventus announced invest around €120 million build new ground, juventus stadium, on site of delle alpi. unlike old ground, there not running track , instead pitch 7.5 metres away stands. capacity 41,507. work began during spring 2009 , stadium opened on 8 september 2011, ahead of start of 2011–12 season.


since 1 july 2017, juventus stadium known commercially allianz stadium of turin 6 seasons until 30 june 2023.








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