Officials confirmed that Arsenal received an allocation of 16,824 General Admission tickets for the final. The decision to go digital stems from a growing concern over ticket scalping, which has plagued major sporting events for years.

The Puskás Aréna, located in Budapest, Hungary, has a total capacity of 67,215 fans. This means that while Arsenal’s allocation is significant, many fans will be left without access.

Ticket prices will range from €70 to €950, depending on the category. All tickets will be issued as 100% Mobile Digital Tickets, emphasizing the shift towards technology in sports.

UEFA’s move to distribute tickets exclusively through the UEFA Mobile Tickets app aims to ensure that genuine fans have access. As one spokesperson noted, “To prevent scalping and make sure tickets end up in the hands of real fans…”

This strategy follows Arsenal’s successful journey to the final after defeating Atletico Madrid in the semi-finals. The excitement surrounding the match is palpable—yet many questions linger about how effectively this mobile system will work.

The next phase involves ticket sales via the UEFA ticketing portal. However, details about how quickly these tickets will sell or whether there might be technical issues with the app remain uncertain.

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