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How to buy Udinese Calcio 2025-2026 tickets?

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Stadium Information

Name:

Bluenergy Stadium (also known as Dacia Arena)

Capacity:

25,132 seats

Address:

Piazzale Argentina, 3, 33100 Udine UD, Italy

Description:

The Bluenergy Stadium, originally inaugurated in 1976 as Stadio Friuli, is located in the Rizzi district, a few kilometers from Udine's city center. It underwent a major renovation completed in 2016, transforming it into a modern football-specific stadium with improved comfort and visibility for fans. The venue's iconic arch above the main stand remains a symbol of the club and the region. Known for its intimate atmosphere and passionate Friulian supporters, the stadium provides an authentic Italian football experience.

Best Way to Travel to Bluenergy Stadium

Once you've secured your tickets for Udinese matches, planning how to get to the Bluenergy Stadium is essential. The club advises fans to use public transportation when possible for convenience and to avoid traffic on match days.

By Train

Udine's central train station connects with several major Italian cities. From the station, the stadium is about 4 kilometers away. You can take a short taxi ride or connect with local buses to reach the venue quickly.

By Bus

City buses run regular routes from Udine center to the stadium area. Be sure to check local schedules for routes that stop near Piazzale Argentina or Viale dello Sport.

By Car

Drivers can access the stadium via the A23 motorway, taking the "Udine Sud" or "Udine Nord" exits. Parking is available near the stadium but can fill quickly on match days, so early arrival is recommended.

By Bicycle

Udine is bike-friendly, and cycling to the stadium is a great way to avoid traffic. Bicycle racks are available near the stadium entrance.

On Foot

For local fans or those staying nearby, walking to the stadium is a pleasant option, especially on a match day with crowds building toward kick-off.

Club Information

Current Coach:

Kosta Runjaic (appointed June 2024, continuing into 2025-26 season)

Current Captain:

Florian Thauvin

Last Season's League Position:

12th place in Serie A (2024–2025 season)

Additional Information:

Kosta Runjaic continues as Udinese head coach for the 2025-26 season after being appointed in June 2024 following the departure of Fabio Cannavaro. The German-Croatian tactician brought stability to the club after a turbulent 2023-24 campaign that saw three different coaches and a relegation battle. With his experience in German and Polish football, including trophy success with Legia Warsaw (Polish Cup and Supercup in 2023), Runjaic has implemented an attacking, high-tempo style that initially produced excellent results, including a brief stint at the top of Serie A early in the 2024-25 season. Captain Florian Thauvin, the experienced French international, leads the team both on and off the pitch, providing crucial goals and creativity. Despite finishing 12th in 2024-25, Udinese continues its legacy as a stepping stone for promising international talents and remains a model of sustainability in Italian football, focusing on youth development and smart recruitment.

Titles and Trophies of Udinese Calcio

While Udinese has not captured top-tier titles, the club has enjoyed several significant achievements in Italian football history.

Serie B:

Champions: 1955–56, 1978–79

Serie C:

Champions: 1977–78

Mitropa Cup:

Winners: 1980

Rivalries

Main Rivals

Triestina

Udinese's most historic and intense rivalry is with Triestina, known as the "Derby del Friuli." This regional derby is rooted in geographic proximity and cultural pride between the cities of Udine and Trieste. Although the rivalry has lost some intensity in recent years due to Triestina's decline to lower divisions, it remains an important part of Udinese's history whenever the two sides meet.

Minor Rivalries

Hellas Verona

Matches against Hellas Verona are often contested with added competitiveness due to both clubs' mid-table ambitions and historical encounters in Serie A and Serie B. While not a traditional rivalry, games between these two northern Italian teams tend to be physically intense and emotionally charged.

Vicenza

Another regional rivalry exists with Vicenza, primarily from past battles in the lower divisions. Though less relevant in recent years, fixtures between Udinese and Vicenza still stir up regional pride among long-time supporters.