The winners of the Nations League quarter-final between Italy and Germany will host the last four tournaments from June 4-8, UEFA announced on Monday.
Juventus and Turin’s stadiums will be used if Italy wins the two-legged quarter-final in March, while Munich and Stuttgart will host the semi-finals and final if Germany advances.
The Italian Football Federation said Juventus’ Allianz Stadium would host both the semi-final and final, while the third-place play-off would be played at the Turin stadium.
Italy will face Germany in the first match on March 20 in Milan. The return was scheduled for three days later in Dortmund.
In the remaining quarter-finals, France will face Croatia, while European champions Spain will face the Netherlands and Portugal will face Denmark.
European football’s governing body also announced that next year’s UEFA Super Cup will be held on August 13 in Udine, Italy.
