ATP Finals Secures Italy as Host Until 2030

The prestigious tennis event extends its stay in Italy, with Turin and Milan as potential venues.

The ATP Finals will continue to be held in Italy for an additional five years, extending the contract through 2030.
Turin has successfully hosted the tournament since 2021, following a 12-year stint in London.
The event saw record attendance this year, with over 183,000 fans and all sessions sold out.
Jannik Sinner, the world number one, became the first Italian to win the ATP Finals, defeating Taylor Fritz in the final.
While Turin remains the current venue, there is speculation about a potential move to a new arena in Milan post-2025.