Barcelona stick to their plan, Camp Nou return draws near | OneFootball

The return of Barcelona to Camp Nou is getting closer and closer. After about two seasons, the Catalans' stadium, which has undergone renovations, is close to obtaining the necessary licenses to be reopened to the public. Initially, the capacity would be reduced to approximately 27,000 people.

Barcelona's plan is to return to Camp Nou for the match against Valencia, for La Liga, which will take place between September 13 and 14. The Spanish club last played at home in May 2023, when they defeated Mallorca 3-0.

Required Certificates and Licenses

According to RAC1 radio, on Monday, Barça would have obtained the final construction certificate (CFO) for the grandstand and the south goal, after the inspectors, the construction administration, and the construction company approved the renovation of these two areas.

However, sources within Barcelona would not yet consider the matter closed. The Spanish press would still report that there will be a visit from members of the City Council scheduled for Tuesday, with the aim of inspecting the works and verifying if they meet all the requirements for the processing of the stadium's first occupancy license, a necessary authorization for the entry of fans.

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