Uefa picks Allianz Arena and Camp Nou for Champions finalsBy Thiago Lemos
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Uefa confirmed on September 15, 2026, the two host venues designated for the Champions League finals scheduled for 2028 and 2029. European soccer leaders finalized the selection during their executive session.
Allianz Arena, home ground of Bayern de Munique, stages the 2028 title contest.
Camp Nou, belonging to Barcelona, will stage the tournament final in 2029. The Spanish team will welcome supporters across the continent.
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The Munich venue previously organized the competition deciders in both 2012 and 2025.
Camp Nou last welcomed the decisive fixture back in 1999. That historic matchup ended with Manchester United securing a comeback victory against Bayern de Munique.
Barcelona began substantial reconstruction work across their primary stadium structure in 2023, initiating an extensive modernization program designed to transform every tier of the historic sports venue into an upgraded facility ahead of upcoming European club commitments.
Current capacity reaches 62,000 fans. Once workers complete the planned third tier between late 2027 and early 2028, the Catalan arena will expand its seating threshold to accommodate 105,000 visitors.
Estádio Metropolitano, owned by Atlético de Madrid, will host the 2027 Champions League final.
Selected locations for upcoming Europa League and Conference League finals
Uefa established host locations for the 2028 and 2029 Europa League finals on September 15, 2026. The committee evaluated multiple stadium bids before determining both winning cities.
Arena Nacional in Bucharest, Romania, secures the tournament decider in 2028.
The 2029 edition concludes at Estádio Nacional da Sérvia in Belgrade. Serbian sports officials will prepare the grounds for visiting delegations.
Juventus Stadium in Turin organizes the 2028 Conference League final.
Arena Puskás in Budapest, Hungary, will stage the subsequent Conference League final in 2029. The Hungarian capital prepares its principal arena for European attendees.
Arena Johan Cruyff in Amsterdam hosts the 2027 Uefa Super Cup, followed by Arena Astana in Kazakhstan staging the 2028 edition.















