Tickets for Inter vs. Juventus: dates and phases of sales

MILANO – Inter’s journey in the 2025/26 Serie A season continues, and among the upcoming fixtures on the calendar, the blockbuster clash against Juventus stands out. The match is scheduled to take place at San Siro on the weekend of February 15 (the exact date and kickoff time have not yet been confirmed). The game against the Bianconeri will be an opportunity to experience together the incredible atmosphere of the Meazza in an unmissable showdown for Inter fans.

Ticket sales will begin on Tuesday, January 13, exclusively online at inter.it/tickets. To access the advance sales phases, supporters must be registered with INTERISTA, the Club’s loyalty program, and must have correctly linked their Siamo Noi Card or Inter Club membership card to their profile on inter.it

The final phase of advance sales is reserved for all members of the INTERISTA program. From 12:00 CET. on Friday, January 16 until midnight on Sunday, January 18, they will be able to purchase up to 2 tickets for themselves and their fellow Inter fans, subject to availability.

GENERAL SALE

The general sale will begin at 10:00 a.m. on Monday, January 19, starting with a presale reserved for BPER Mastercard cardholders, who will be able to purchase up to 2 tickets exclusively until 15:00 CET. The purchase can only be completed using a BPER Mastercard card. From 16:00 CET, the general sale will be open to everyone.

CHANGE OF TICKET HOLDER

Where permitted, it will be possible to change the ticket holder for an individual PLUS-rate ticket once only, starting 48 hours before the match. Supporters are advised to regularly check the page inter.it/tickets for updates. This option will not be available for individual BASE-rate tickets.

Furthermore, Serie A 2025/26 season ticket holders are reminded that, for this match, it will not be possible to transfer their season ticket to third parties. However, the resale platform will be active for FULL and PLUS season ticket holders who wish to put their seat up for sale because they are unable to attend the match.

SECONDARY MARKET

The Club urges all fans to be wary of offers on the secondary market, such as private classified-ad sites or secondary ticketing platforms, as there is a risk of purchasing tickets that will not grant access to the stadium or of falling victim to outright fraud. The only authorised sales channel is the official website inter.it.