Overview
- UEFA’s Executive Committee formally confirmed the hosts at its meeting in Thessaloniki on Tuesday, September 15, 2026.
- Munich’s Allianz Arena was awarded the 2028 final after submitting the only formal bid and will stage the Champions League for a third time.
- Barcelona’s redeveloped Spotify Camp Nou won the 2029 rights ahead of Wembley, with UEFA citing the stadium project and institutional guarantees in the bid evaluation.
- FC Barcelona projects the Camp Nou rebuild to reach about 105,000 capacity with work finishing in early 2028, a timetable UEFA relied on when approving the 2029 selection.
- The Thessaloniki meeting also assigned venues for the women’s and other club finals and advanced changes to national‑team competitions, a package UEFA framed as part of broader scheduling and reform plans.