Juventus Academy World Cup 2026 opens in Turin and Val Susa
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 8, 2026, 1:32 PM
Last updated Jun 8, 2026
The Juventus Academy World Cup 2026 began on June 8 in Val Susa and Turin, featuring 83 teams from 32 international academies. The tournament includes four age categories, beginning with first-round matches and culminating in finals scheduled for June 11. An opening ceremony took place at Allianz Stadium on June 7, attended by Juventus President Gianluca Ferrero and Juventus Legend Leonardo Bonucci, who wished participants good luck. This year’s event showcases the growth of Juventus Academy, uniting over 900 players and coaches from around the globe across various locations in Italy.
- •First-round matches run from June 8 to 10.
- •Finals are scheduled for June 11 between Val Susa and the Juventus Training Center.
- •The tournament includes Under-10, Under-11, Under-12, and Under-13 categories.
- •More than 600 parents and 130 coaches are involved in the event.
- •Participants represent academies from 25 different countries.
- 1:32 PMYahoo Sports — The Juventus Academy World Cup 2026 is here!
"The most exciting week is about to begin for the young players from Juventus Academies around the world, who will compete in Val Susa and Turin leading up to the Finals on Thursday, June 11.Now in its...
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