Napoli tickets for Bodo/Glimt go on sale Tuesday in four phases
Sales for the third Champions League League Phase game, at the Maradona on Tuesday 20 October, open in four stages before general sale on Monday 12 October.

Tickets for Napoli-Bodo/Glimt go on sale from 12:00 CET on Tuesday 29 September. It is the third League Phase game of Napoli's Champions League campaign, at the Diego Armando Maradona on Tuesday 20 October at 21:00 CET (20:00 UK, 15:00 ET). Napoli's European campaign started at home with a 0-1 defeat to Arsenal on 9 September, Odegaard scoring in the 75th minute. Before Bodo/Glimt, Napoli travel to Villarreal on 13 October, with sales for that game already open.
Phase one: season-ticket holders
Holders of the Abbonamento ITALIA 26/27 (the 20-match season ticket) get first refusal on their own seat. The window runs from 12:00 on Tuesday 29 September to 23:59 on Thursday 1 October, with tickets priced below general sale.
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Phase two: Fidelity Card holders
From 12:00 on Friday 2 October to 12:00 on Friday 9 October, or until seats run out, holders of the "SSC Napoli Fan Stadium Card" can buy up to four tickets at a reduced price. The tickets must go to loyalty-card holders and are loaded digitally onto each supporter's Fidelity Card.
Phase three: Membership Premium
From 15:00 on Friday 9 October to 23:59 on Sunday 11 October, Membership Premium holders can buy one ticket each, with priority and a reduced price — but only those who signed up by 23:59 on Sunday 31 May 2026. Purchases are online only, using the membership number from the site's members' area.
General sale
General sale opens at 12:00 on Monday 12 October and runs until the stadium sells out or kick-off, with a limit of four tickets per person. Tickets can be used as a smartphone Passbook or, at authorised outlets, on paper. From 12 October, bookings also open for supporters with disabilities, the Family Stand, and CONI-FIGC-AIA accreditations.
Before Bodo/Glimt, Napoli have two matches in quick succession: Frosinone at the Maradona in Serie A on 10 October, then the Champions League trip to Villarreal on 13 October. Three games in ten days that will say far more than any ticket sale about the only thing that matters right now: form on the pitch.
Source: NapoliCalcioNews.it



