Ticket prices soar high for Barcelona vs Real Madrid pre-season clash in the USA | OneFootball

The anticipation is palpable as Barcelona prepare to face off against top-tier teams in a series of pre-season friendlies in the United States.

Adding to the intrigue, journalist Mario Rios is reporting via Mundo Deportivo that ticket prices for the highly-anticipated El Clasico match in New Jersey are skyrocketing, with a minimum price tag of $255 (€237.88).

Furthermore, it is also said that most of the tickets are already sold out and the best seats at the venue are no longer for grabs.

As the Catalan team travels to American shores, fans from the East Coast are eagerly awaiting the opportunity to witness their beloved Barça in action.

The global appeal of FC Barcelona is undeniable, drawing massive crowds whenever they play abroad. This summer, fans in the United States will have the unique chance to experience the magic of Barça up close and personal.

Barcelona’s pre-season tour schedule

MADRID, SPAIN – APRIL 21: FC Barcelona players pose for a team picture during the LaLiga EA Sports match between Real Madrid CF and FC Barcelona at Estadio Santiago Bernabeu on April 21, 2024 in Madrid, Spain. (Photo by David Ramos/Getty Images)

The team’s pre-season tour kicks off on July 30th at the Camping World Stadium in Orlando, where they will face off against Manchester City in a thrilling encounter.

Next, they will head to New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium on August 3rd to take on arch-rivals Real Madrid in the highly-anticipated El Clasico match.

Finally, they will wrap up their American tour on August 6th at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, where they’ll face Italian giants AC Milan.

While the match against Real Madrid is generating the most buzz, the other two friendlies are not to be missed.

Tickets for the Manchester City match are available for $93 (€86.76), while the AC Milan game is priced at $130 (€121.27).

With Hansi Flick at the helm, Barcelona are poised to deliver electrifying performances that fans won’t want to miss.

As the team prepares to take on some of the world’s top teams, the excitement, especially in the West, is understandable.