Serie A: Juventus sell 29,300 season tickets for 2016-17 (71.4% of seats), a new record

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Juventus (Serie A TIM) have broken their club record by selling 29,300 season tickets for the 2016-17 season, the club announced on 02/08/2016. This represents 71.4% of the total capacity of the Juventus Stadium (41,000 seats).

"In addition to the 4,000 places reserved at the Juventus Premium Club, 25,300 Bianconeri fans have booked their seats at the iconic Juventus Stadium, providing a guaranteed 29,300 fans ready to cheer on (manager) Massimiliano Allegri’s men for each and every home league fixture over the course of the next year," explained the club on 02/08/2016.

Juventus have played at the Juventus Stadium - which the club owns and operates - since the start of the 2011-12 season. The club has won five consecutive Serie A titles.

  • Juventus won their fifth consecutive Scudetto (Italian title) in 2015-16, finishing with 91 points.
  • Average attendance in 2015-16: 38,445 spectators
    • Stadium fill rate: 93%
  • Juve will play their first 2016-17 Serie A match at home against Fiorentina on 20/08/2016 (kick-off at 20:45).

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