Turin confirmed as host of ATP Finals through 2027

The Italian Tennis and Padel Federation (FITP) announced that the Nitto ATP Finals will remain in Turin for the 2027 season, extending the tournament’s five‑year stay that began in 2021. The decision was justified by record‑breaking ticket sales and economic impact – the 2025 edition generated €591 million and attracted 229 879 spectators, a 93 % rise since 2021. Organisers highlighted the venue’s upgrades: the Inalpi Arena will increase capacity to over 13 500 seats, a new Skywalk designed by Pininfarina will link the arena to the Fan Village, and a visible training court will be added for fans.

Quotes from officials underscored the rationale: “Torino ha dimostrato in questi anni di essere una sede straordinaria per le Nitto ATP Finals” (FITP president Angelo Binaghi) and ATP president Andrea Gaudenzi added that the event has become “a flagship tournament that attracts a global audience”. The tournament is also slated to stay in Turin until at least 2030, with top players such as Jannik Sinner and Alexander Zverev already qualified for the 2026 edition.