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Napoli open Premium ticket sale for Bodø/Glimt clash

Prices for the Champions League visit of Bodø/Glimt range from €30 to €145, with the window open to Premium members until Sunday 11 October before general sale begins on Monday.

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Stadio San Paolo Panoramica Champions League — Foto: Gaetano Capaldo · CC BY 4.0

The third sales phase for tickets to Napoli's Champions League match against Bodø/Glimt opened at 15:00 CET on Friday 9 October. The game, the third round of the League Phase, kicks off at 21:00 CET on Tuesday 20 October at the Maradona. This window, reserved for members of the club's Membership Premium scheme, runs until 23:59 CET on Sunday 11 October, or until tickets sell out.

The sales schedule had already been announced, but Friday brought the exact timings for the remaining phases. It follows windows for 2026/27 season ticket holders and Fidelity Card holders, and precedes the final stage: general sale opens to anyone online from 12:00 CET on Monday 12 October.

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Prices vary widely by sector, from €30 for the Curve Inferiori (the lower tiers behind the goals) up to €145 for the Posillipo Premium — the widest gap recorded so far between categories for a Champions League match at the Maradona. It underlines how far the club continues to segment pricing between the terraces' core support and the premium central stands.

The detail that matters most for anyone planning ahead: tickets are digital only. There is no physical box office and no paper ticket. Supporters must load the ticket onto their Fidelity Card or keep it on their smartphone via a digital wallet — the format the club has chosen for the whole European campaign.

The Premium phase also comes with a limit of one ticket per person, and purchases are only open to those who signed up for Membership by 31 May 2026 — a cut-off that excludes later sign-ups in favour of supporters who joined the scheme from the start of the season.

The countdown now turns to Monday 12 October, when general sale opens the hunt for tickets to everyone else. From there to kick-off against the Norwegians is just eight days, in a run of fixtures that takes Napoli from Frosinone at the Maradona to Villarreal in Spain before Bodø/Glimt arrive.

Source: MondoNapoli

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