Inter will host Hellas Verona in Serie A matchday 37 at San Siro, the club's final home fixture of the season scheduled for the weekend of 16–17 May and set aside to celebrate Inter’s 21st Scudetto.
Ticket sales opened Wednesday 6 May exclusively online at inter.it/tickets, with a structured priority timetable that allowed season-ticket and membership holders to buy up to four tickets in successive windows. Serie A 2025/26 FULL season ticket holders could purchase up to four tickets from 12:00 CEST on Wednesday 6 May until midnight; PLUS season ticket holders and Inter Club PLUS members had access from 12:00 CEST on Thursday 7 May until midnight; BASE season ticket holders and Inter Club BASE members could buy up to four from 12:00 CEST on Friday 8 May through midnight on Sunday 10 May.
Members of the INTERISTA Loyalty Programme were able to buy up to four tickets during a short window from 10:00 CEST to 15:00 CEST on Monday 11 May, and any remaining tickets went on general sale at 17:00 CEST that same day. The club allowed a single transfer of a PLUS ticket, where permitted, starting 24 hours before the match.
The occasion will include a pre-match Inter Live Show – 21-Time Italian Champions and the Serie A champions’ trophy ceremony after the final home match, according to the club. The staging makes this fixture as much a celebration as a league match: it is the moment chosen to present the trophy following Inter’s title-winning season.
One source of uncertainty remains the precise timing. The exact date and kick-off time for the Inter Milano Vs Hellas Verona match have not yet been confirmed by Lega Serie A, leaving supporters who bought tickets and those waiting for general sale to plan around the weekend slot rather than a fixed kickoff.
Access to the priority sales phases required registration with INTERISTA and linking the Siamo Noi card or Inter Club membership card to the profile on inter.it, details the club set out when announcing the sales windows. That system determined when fans could enter each purchasing phase and how many seats were available during each window.
With the matchbookended by a live show and the trophy presentation, fans who travel to San Siro will attend the club’s last home match of the campaign and the formal celebration of its 21st league title. The next clear date for supporters to watch for is the confirmation from Lega Serie A of the exact day and kick-off time within the announced weekend of 16–17 May; until then the club’s sales timetable and the staged events remain the only fixed details.
