How to buy Champions League tickets to Juventus vs. Galatasaray

Juventus will face Galatasaray in the Champions League knockout play-off: here’s how to buy tickets for the decider in Turin.

BUY JUVENTUS VS. GALATASARAY TICKETS

Juventus have been drawn against Turkish giants Galatasaray in the Champions League play-off.

The first leg will be played in Istanbul on February 17, and the second leg will be played in Turin on February 25. Want to support the Bianconeri at the Allianz Stadium in their attempt to reach the Round of 16? Here’s how to buy tickets.

The official and safest place to purchase Juventus tickets is the official ticket shop here on Juventus.com.

The Serie A giants offer membership programs that give early access and better chances of getting tickets before public sales.

Ticket release timings vary by match and competition, but typically priority sales for members are offered first, several weeks before the match.

The general sale begins later, usually about three to six weeks before the match date, depending on demand.

If you don’t want to pay extra for a club membership simply to get ahead of the queues for major fixtures, we highly recommend using our link here. Our straightforward ticket hub also backs every purchase with a 150% money-back guarantee

BUY JUVENTUS VS. GALATASARAY TICKETS

Luciano Spalletti’s men have qualified for the Champions League knock-out playoff by finishing 13th in the league phase. Last season, they were eliminated in the play-off with Thiago Motta in charge, but this time around, they’ll be pushing harder for qualification for the Round of 16, where they’d meet either Liverpool or Tottenham.

If you buy tickets and go to the game in Turin, you’ll likely meet many Juventus legends who regularly attend home matches, such as Giorgio Chiellini.

A former defender for the Bianconeri and Italy national team, and now a club director, Chiellini already spoke about the upcoming Champions League fixture against Galatasaray.

BUY JUVENTUS VS. GALATASARAY TICKETS

“It’s a strong team with great players. We’ll play the second leg at home, so it won’t end in Istanbul, but we’ll have to be good at going to that stadium to play our game and exploit their weaknesses and limit the big potential and individual players, not just in attack.

“We must respect their quality, because they have quality players in all departments, but we must also be aware of our skills and put in an important performance. It will go down to details, like every knockout game, we’ll have to be mature to play in Istanbul and confirm it the following week.”