Munich and Barcelona to host UEFA Champions League finals
Tuesday, September 15, 2026
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Adjustments made to 2026/27 UEFA Nations League play-off system.
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The UEFA Executive Committee met today in Thessaloniki, Greece and appointed the hosts of several finals as follows:
UEFA Champions League
- 2028: Munich Football Arena, Munich
- 2029: Camp Nou, Barcelona
UEFA Women’s Champions League
- 2028: Parc Olympic Lyonnais, Lyon-Décines
- 2029: National Stadium of Wales, Cardiff
UEFA Europa League
- 2028: National Arena, Bucharest
- 2029: National Stadium Serbia, Belgrade
UEFA Conference League
- 2028: Juventus Stadium, Turin
- 2029: Puskás Aréna, Budapest
UEFA Super Cup
- 2027: Johan Cruyff ArenA, Amsterdam
- 2028: Astana Arena, Astana
UEFA Futsal Champions League
- 2027: Biel/Bienne Arena, Switzerland
New promotion/relegation system for UEFA Nations League 2026/27
The UEFA Executive Committee approved adjustments to the promotion/relegation system of the 2026/27 UEFA Nations League, to allow for a smooth transition to the new concept that was approved in May 2026, whereby the UEFA Nations League will consist of three leagues instead of four leagues as of the 2028/29 edition.
Next meeting
The next meeting of the UEFA Executive Committee will be held in Belfast, Northern Ireland, on 7 December, the day after the UEFA EURO 2028 qualifying draw in the same city.