If Barcelona do make their return to Camp Nou following the November international break, then the Nov. 23 match against Athletic Bilbao could be the target. If this materializes, then the stadium would reopen one year after originally expected.

Barcelona's return to the Camp Nou has been delayed again after the Spanish champions said on Thursday the stadium would not be ready to host the club's next Champions League match against Olympiakos.

The Spanish champions have insisted for months that they are close to returning to the Camp Nou but have yet to receive council approval.

The prospect of hearing the Champions League anthem echo around the stands again, with more than 90,000 fans under the lights, is an image that excites the entire Barça community. “It won’t feel real until we’re back at Camp Nou on a European night,” one supporter told local radio.

The inclusion of the stadium in the Champions League schedule contradicts the lack of official confirmation from the club regarding its return to the stadium. In fact, there isn't even a confirmed venue for the LaLiga match Barça-Girona, scheduled for October 18.

The truth is that Barca’s players really do not seem to care too much. Yes, they all want to be back at the Camp Nou as soon as possible, and to play in front of big crowds, but they know they’ll have to turn up wherever they are needed each week and perform at the required level.

BARCELONA chiefs are planning an ambitious feature to make their stadium the envy of rivals around the world. The Catalan giants have been playing home games away from the Nou Camp for more than

Barcelona will face Getafe on Sunday for the fifth match of LaLiga season. After winning the opening Champions League match away against Newcastle on Thursday, Hansi Flick will be back playing at the Estadi Johan Cruyff and will face Getafe.

FC Barcelona, under the presidency of Joan Laporta, has closed the 2024-2025 financial year with losses of €17 million, as announced in an official statement.