UEFA Mobile Tickets - Secure ticket management & transfer
Easily manage your event tickets, download & share securely from any mobile device with this user-friendly app!

- 2.1.1 Version
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- 501K+ Downloads
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The UEFA Mobile Tickets application allows ticket holders to securely download, transfer, store, and assign tickets to guests at any time and from any location using their mobile devices.
Our history
Kicking off with the foundation of UEFA in 1954, we track the defining matches and moments that that have shaped 70 years of European football history – on and off the field.
1954: the birth of UEFA
The story of UEFA began in the early 1950s as a quest by national governing bodies across the continent. Their goal: to unite the European game in a spirit of solidarity to develop the game on and off the field.
Many of these bodies wished to expand their activities, so their national and club teams could play either international friendly matches or in a competition setting. They also sought to enhance the development of key sectors of the game, such as training coaches and match officials, as well as to leverage the rapidly growing medium of television.
"The European national associations decide definitively on the constitution of a group of the said associations, under a form to be determined."
Motion agreed at UEFA’s founding meeting in Basel, Switzerland – 15 June 1954
The road to European football union – based on mutual cooperation and solidarity – gathered speed between 1950 and 1954 thanks to three pioneering figures: Italian Football Federation president Ottorino Barassi, Belgian Football Association general secretary José Crahay, and French Football Federation president Henri Delaunay. The trio worked tirelessly behind the scenes to set the course for a new dawn of European football.
15 June 1954: A new European football adventure
In 1953, world football body FIFA opened the door for UEFA’s foundation by giving the green light for the creation of continental football confederations. On 15 June 1954, Europe’s national associations met in Basel, Switzerland, to rubber-stamp the formation of a pan-European football body – kicking off the construction of a footballing Europe.
1950s
The fledgling UEFA took little time to find its feet after its foundation in June 1954. Important projects were quickly set in motion – none more so than the launch of two major competitions: the European Champion Clubs’ Cup for club teams, and the European Championship for national teams.
"The Champion Clubs’ Cup is a wonderful new initiative…"
Henri Delaunay, UEFA’s first general secretary
Iconic competitions
The Champion Clubs’ Cup kicked off in September 1955. Spanish club Real Madrid would dominate the competition’s early years, winning the trophy five times in succession.
At the same time, the idea of a European national team competition gained strength, leading to the European Championship making its bow in September 1958. Both competitions were to become iconic pillars on the European football landscape.
- Version2.1.1
- UpdateAug 02, 2025
- DeveloperUEFA
- CategorySports
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Provides a centralized platform for ticket access
Allows for secure storage of tickets on mobile devices
Helps prevent ticket fraud with personalized IDs
Enables easy transfer of tickets, if functioning correctly
Offers notifications and updates related to events
Standardizes the ticketing process across UEFA events
Supports digital ticket scanning at entry points
Strict device registration prevents accessing tickets after changing devices
Requires excessive personal information for registration
Poor app performance, often stuck on splash screens
Mandatory permissions raise privacy concerns
Difficult and frustrating user experience during login and ticket retrieval
Unresponsive customer service leaves users helpless
Issues with transferring tickets between users or devices
Technical failures during high-demand times create access problems