Contact Juventus Football Club: Find below customer service details of Juventus Football Club, including phone and email. Besides contact details, the page also offers a brief overview of the football club.
Main Office
Juventus Football Club S.p.A.
Via Druento, 175 10151
Torino – Italia
Support
Phone: 011 45 30 486
Phone: 899 999 897
Phone: +39 02 263 032 38 (online store)
Email: [email protected] (online store)
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About Juventus Football Club
Juventus Football Club, also known as Juve, is an Italian football club founded in 1897. The professional club has several nicknames like Vecchia Signora, Fidanzata d’Italia, Madama and Bianconeri. Juventus is controlled by Amsterdam-based Exor N.V. The team’s home ground is at the Allianz Stadium of Turin. The club competes mainly in the UEFA Champions Leagues. You can visit the website to see the schedule, the squad, rankings and highlights. If you need help with getting to the stadium, the website has details on directions and public transport options. Parking passes are available for every fixture. You can purchase parking online. The parking slots open 3 hours before kick-off.
Tickets can be purchased online by selecting the preferred seat through the interactive seat chart. There are various memberships available that gives members special welcome pack, priority ticket access, discounts and access to exclusive events. Details are available on the website. Are you a football lover? Purchase a ticket for Juventus Museum. The tour will give you a glimpse of the dressing rooms, media area and other parts of the stadium. Juventus loyalists can further shop online for official merchandise. Items you can shop include t-shirts, trousers, jackets, trousers and accessories like bags, caps and watches. Purchases can be made using Visa, MasterCard, American Express and PayPal. Shoppers enjoy a 14 day return policy. For more information or queries on schedule, tickets, online shopping, or others, reach the Juventus support.
I would just like to say that Juventus biggest mistake was to get rid of Andrea Pirlo, it has put us back at least 3 years. We needed to build a young team with him and have faith. That is why Germany are so consistent, they have more patience and develop their young players. We got rid of Pirlo who had finished 4th and won the Coppa Italia with a team in transition. What has Allegri done. Once the best in recognising and buying talent is no longer. Eg, Cancello, Kulusevski and Dybala. And Fagioli, Mirretti, Kean and Rovella would of being much further in their development with Pirlo. Italy has not patience with its youth apart from Mancini showing a bit more faith in our youn players. In 2008 we got rid of Donadoni to get Lippi back, another example of regression.
I am a VERY ENTHUSIASTIC Juve fan but, as I live in Spain, do not often get the chance to see them play live. I will be in Torino over Easter and would love to see the match on 20th April. I am happy to pay up to 200 euros in necessary but I have not had much luck getting a ticket in the past. I would welcome any advice on how to get to the game!
Good Morning, My Son is travelling to Italy and wants to purchase a ticket to see either the Juventus vs Man Utd game on 8/11 or Juventus vs Cagliari on 4/11.
Can you pls advise how he can purchase a ticket and what ticket options he has and when will he be able to purchase the ticket ? Thankyou
He is 18 years old.