The Camp Nou will not host Barcelona for the remainder of this season, and the club has officially confirmed this development. They've extended their arrangement with the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys in Montjuïc for the duration of the 2024/25 season. There was a glimmer of hope that the blaugrana might wrap up their campaign and even the Champions League in their renovated iconic ground, but alas, that timeline remains quite tenuous.
All plans for a return to their historic turf are now pushed to next season, with the prospect of stepping onto the new pitch possibly occurring at the very start or later in the months to follow.
In a communication to fans, Barcelona expressed: "We are pleased to announce the extension of the 2024/25 season ticket to include men's first-team matches in both domestic league and UEFA Champions League competitions until the end of the 2024/25 season." This clarifies that supporters won't get the chance to see the squad play at the fresh Camp Nou this year. The Catalans will continue to make do in the home of Espanyol, where they have become accustomed to playing, though it surely gives visiting sides a more advantageous scenario against them in a less imposing venue. And guess who’s watching closely? Inter.
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