The build-up to SFS 26 is officially underway. Following the conclusion of the promotional phase, the premier gathering for the global football industry is getting ready to reopen its doors at the Allianz Stadium in Turin on November 10–11, 2026. The event continues to grow as the ultimate hub for anyone aiming to understand, experience, and work within the sports and business ecosystems—from established executives and global brands to emerging professionals, students, and enthusiasts eager to explore what drives modern football behind the scenes.
The two-day Summit will deliver a fully immersive experience featuring high-level keynote sessions, panels with industry decision-makers, and key insights into emerging technologies, sustainability, and digital transformation. It stands as an unmatched opportunity to gain advanced knowledge from leading experts, expand your network, and engage directly with the ideas reshaping the global football industry.
With the discounted rate window now closed, ticket sales continue under the standard pricing tier for all three pass categories: Delegate, Corporate, and VIP. Every pass provides full access to both days of the summit, with variations tailored to specific networking tiers and dedicated services. On our website, you will find options structured to meet the needs of those seeking professional growth and industry insights, as well as companies looking to establish strategic partnerships.
To view the updated pricing structure, explore the features of each pass, and reserve your place at the Allianz Stadium, visit the official ticketing section today.
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