US EditionFC Barcelona Officially Announces Spotify Camp Nou Return
- FC Barcelona will return to their home stadium, Spotify Camp Nou, on August 10, 2025, for the Joan Gamper Trophy event after over two years away.
- This return comes after the team spent over two seasons away from their home ground due to extensive refurbishment work, which required them to temporarily move their matches to the Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium.
- The club announced the partial reopening will occur while construction continues on key areas including the third tier, VIP rings, roof, interior spaces, and surrounding urban development.
- FC Barcelona called this occasion a landmark event, announcing their "return home" and their goal to "bring the Spotify Camp Nou to life once more" with attendance limited to approximately 50,000 to 60,000 fans.
- This return signifies an important milestone toward the stadium’s full reopening and ushers in a new chapter for the team and its fans, who will soon enjoy watching football once again in their cherished home ground.
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Barcelona confirm Nou Camp return date... but stadium will be unfinished
BARCELONA have confirmed the official reopening date for the revamped Nou Camp. The iconic stadium has been undergoing a period of redevelopment over the last two years. Barcelona’s new stadium will be reopened in August AFPThe new stadium will have a capped capacity until it is fully completed[/caption] It was initially expected to open at the end of last year, but a series of delays pushed the date back. Now, six months on, the day of the offi…
It's now official; Barcelona football club has announced when they will return to their stadium, the Spotify Camp Nou.
Barcelona officially announced that the new Camp Nou will be inaugurated on August 10, 2025, coinciding with the annual Joan Gamper Trophy match, an event long-awaited by Blaugrana fans...
The partial reopening of the Catalan compound will take place on August 10 at the Joan Gamper Trophy.
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