Opened in 2011, Allianz Stadium, previously Juventus Stadium, replaced the unpopular Stadio Delle Alpi. Disturbed by Delle Alpi's lack of atmosphere and poor sightlines, Juventus invested approximately €120 million into the new stadium. Construction started in 2008, with the club temporarily moving to Stadio Olimpico di Torino. Allianz Stadium debuted with a match between Juventus and Notts County, symbolizing their historical ties.
The stadium is divided into four sections: Curva Nord and Sud, primarily for passionate fans, and Tribuna Est and Ovest, for general and premium seating.
A landmark deal with Allianz in 2017 gave the stadium its current name. This new home of Juventus, equipped with sustainable technologies, minimizes environmental impact. The funding for the stadium came from several sources, including naming rights and loans.
As for ticket costs, prices vary depending on the seating area and the match, ranging from affordable rates for regular matches to premium prices for high-profile games.