Fansale not activated for the 2026 Nitto ATP Finals
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On 8 November 2026 it emerges that for the Turin Nitto ATP Finals, held from 15 to 22 November at the Inalpi Arena, the official resale platform Fansale, run by Ticketone for the secondary ticket market, has not been activated. The news affects fans looking to resell their tickets, including those disappointed by the absence of the injured Jannik Sinner, and those who bought tickets months in advance but cannot attend because of other commitments [1].
The tennis federation's position
Asked by TorinoToday, the Italian tennis federation explained that the Fansale resale platform was not activated for the Nitto ATP Finals, as often happens for other major international sporting events, mainly for logistical and organisational reasons. Unlike some side events of the tournament, this channel is therefore not available for the official matches [1].
Alternatives for fans
Tickets for matches at the Inalpi Arena are not personalised, so they can still be passed on privately to someone else, who can then enter the venue and watch the match. Other platforms offering ticket resale are also available online, with a warning to check their reliability, for both sellers and buyers, to avoid scams [1].
Tickets still available
On the official Ticketone website, some tickets are still available for sessions that have not sold out, with prices starting at €96 and rising to €6,425 for a pass covering all sessions in the Parterre Est. Among the players expected in Turin, besides Flavio Cobolli and the Bolelli-Vavassori doubles pair, are world number one Alexander Zverev and Carlos Alcaraz; the match schedule has not yet been made official [1].
Sources
- TorinoToday — 8 November 2026