Juventus at risk of being stuck in Norway after 3-2 Bodo/Glimt victory | OneFootball

Juventus are still in Norway following Tuesday night’s 3-2 victory over Bodo/Glimt in the Champions League, and it is not yet guaranteed that the Bianconeri squad will be able to board their scheduled flight home due to adverse weather conditions in the area.

Juventus at risk of being stranded in Norway

Juventus picked up their first Champions League victory of the season, largely thanks to a Kenan Yildiz masterclass in the second half. The young Turk laid on assists for Lois Openda, Weston McKennie and Jonathan David in an eventual 3-2 comeback victory for the Bianconeri.

As had been originally planned, the travelling Juve squad spent the night in Norway, and had been scheduled to fly home to Italy at around midday local time on Wednesday.

However, according to updates from La Gazzetta dello Sport, it is not yet guaranteed that Juventus will be able to board that flight, as the city woke up to snow again on Wednesday morning, and the airport’s runways are said to be frozen over.

BODO, NORWAY – APRIL 09: A general view of the Aspmyra Stadion during a S.S. Lazio training session and press conference ahead of their UEFA Europa League 2024/25 quarter final first leg match on April 09, 2025 in Bodo, Norway. (Photo by Marco Rosi – SS Lazio/Getty Images)

It is not guaranteed either way whether Juventus will be able to fly home on their scheduled flight.

As per La Gazzetta dello Sport, Juve CEO Damien Comolli and director Giorgio Chiellini had to travel to the game by car after landing in Sweden due to the poor weather conditions in and around Bodo on Tuesday night.

There are reportedly around 1,000 passengers awaiting further travel updates at the Bodo airport on Wednesday.