Turin to host ATP Finals again in 2026 and 2027

The ATP has confirmed that the year-ending ATP Finals will return to Turin for 2026 and 2027. The event will again be staged at the Inalpi Arena.

Organizers reached agreement with the Italian Tennis Federation to keep the tournament in Italy through 2030. Turin first hosted the event in 2021 and will now stage it for a sixth straight year in 2026.

The Inalpi Arena will increase seating capacity beyond 13,500. Fans will also gain closer access to open-view practice sessions and additional hospitality areas.

Jannik Sinner has already qualified for the 2026 edition. The world No. 1 leads the ATP Race with 7950 points after winning six titles this season, including a second Wimbledon crown.

Alexander Zverev has also secured his place. The world No. 2 reached the French Open title and Wimbledon final this year.

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