Barcelona's iconic Camp Nou is facing further construction delays, forcing the Joan Gamper Trophy's relocation and raising UEFA's concerns over Champions League fixtures, despite vital VIP seat progress.
FC Barcelona's highly anticipated return to a renovated Camp Nou for the Joan Gamper Trophy is in jeopardy. Licensing delays, tied to incomplete documentation and construction setbacks, threaten the August 10 match and could trigger significant financial implications for the club.
Barcelona's summer transfer plans are in disarray as Camp Nou renovation delays impact a crucial €100m deal. Player registrations are stalled, and the Joan Gamper Trophy faces cancellation amid financial challenges and stadium license issues.
Barcelona manager Hansi Flick is set to unleash a grueling pre-season training program, including double sessions and no rest days, as the squad prepares for a vital 2025/26 campaign and an Asian tour, while awaiting their delayed Camp Nou return.
Barcelona's Camp Nou return is set for after the September international break. Test events and the Gamper Trophy are planned, but initial capacity will be limited due to ongoing renovations. UEFA and La Liga have approved for competitive matches soon.
Barcelona is pushing to host the Joan Gamper Trophy at Camp Nou, a critical step for both stadium testing and unlocking crucial funds for player registration. The club awaits its final licence and plans a July 28 test event, aiming to welcome fans despite potential capacity limits.
