The return of La Liga giants Barcelona to the Spotify Camp Nou is set to be pushed back to early next year.That’s according to Diario Sport, who have on Monday provided an insight into the latest

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Elena Fort, the vice president of the institutional area of FC Barcelona and responsible for the 'Espai Barça', confirmed that the club expects the Spotify Camp Nou to be ready to host matches before 2025,

FC Barcelona will confirm on Monday the roadmap for their much-anticipated return to the Spotify Camp Nou during a press conference at the Auditori 1899. Elena Fort, the vice president of the

The club’s iconic Spotify Camp Nou has been out of action since June 2022 when Barça began a huge renovation project designed to boost the commercial revenue. The club had hoped to reopen doors in late 2024 to coincide with the club’s 125th anniversary on November 29.

Barcelona’s much-anticipated return to their historic home, the Spotify Camp Nou, has hit a delay until April 2025. Originally slated for the end of 2024, the club has now had to push back the date. The stadium hit complications related to the installation of essential utilities such as water and electricity.

Barcelona fans are eagerly awaiting the club’s return to the fabled Camp Nou, where construction work is still ongoing as part of the renovation plans.Barcelona’s initial idea was to return to

Barcelona are hoping to return to their legendary Camp Nou stadium, currently undergoing modernisation and expansion work, "by the end of the year", club spokesperson Elena Fort said on Monday.