Tickets now sold outOfficial now, 23k attendance
This session will also serve as a technical and operational test to ensure the proper functioning of systems, access points, and various aspects of the facility, as part of the stadium’s gradual reopening process.
Members can now purchase their tickets for the open training session at the Spotify Camp Nou, with a special price of €5. All proceeds will go entirely to the Polseres Blaugranes project, promoted by the @FundacioFCB
The men's football first team return to Spotify Camp Nou for an open door training session
This session will also serve as a technical and operational test to ensure the proper functioning of systems, access points, and various aspects of the facility, as part of the stadium’s gradual reopening processwww.fcbarcelona.com
Smart of him not to mention which year.
Gnidrologist
Senior Member
Would be smarter not to talk.
FinBarcelonafan
Well-known member
Loki
Well-known member
Soon we're back in our home. That should give the team also a considerable boost.
Loki
Well-known member
Not yet, but tomorrow is a test run open training with 23k people since the club got the p1A permit. P1B the club expects to be getting by the end of the month, then we return.
Loki
Well-known member
Looked good overall from the outside. I hope from the organizational point of view everything went well as well, then the city council should soon allow the P1-B phase. They were surely present today.
Many players in the actual team never played in the Camp Nou and you saw their excitement being on the pitch finally. It's gonna be amazing. About time the opponents get nervous again having to play in the Camp Nou. Don't underestimate the psychologial feeling.
Many players in the actual team never played in the Camp Nou and you saw their excitement being on the pitch finally. It's gonna be amazing. About time the opponents get nervous again having to play in the Camp Nou. Don't underestimate the psychologial feeling.
Loki
Well-known member
It’s been two and a half years since the team left the stadium. How has this period been for you, and how did you experience it?
Laporta:
“We have to accept criticism. Some of it I understand, though there are others I don’t agree with at all. As I said, it’s been two and a half years away from home — now we’re living the return, which I like to call a return to the future.”
“This project has been awaited for over 15 years. When I was president 13 years ago, the new stadium plan already existed on paper, but for various reasons, it never went beyond the design stage.”
“We had to completely rethink and redesign everything and secure financing in a totally different way than originally planned. It’s been a massive effort, with many people inside the club working tirelessly and with great dedication.”
“Patience was crucial for a project of this scale, but looking at what we’ve achieved, I can say we’ve set a record for execution speed.”
“The stadium is now a tangible reality, even if it’s not yet complete — there’s still a lot to be done, but what we see today is both beautiful and inspiring.”
“When I walk in and see the progress, I feel amazed and proud. Just two weeks ago, the upper stands weren’t even visible, and now they’ve started to take shape. That fills me with excitement and optimism. I visit the site regularly, and I even encourage others to do so, because seeing the progress gives you positive energy and peace of mind — it’s genuinely therapeutic.”
“It’s an extraordinary project in every sense, and I say this sincerely: what we’ve achieved so far is truly impressive and deeply satisfying.”
“We can host matches at Spotify Camp Nou right now with 26,000 fans, but we’re waiting for the Phase 1B permit, which will allow us to welcome 45,000 spectators — that’s the number we want for the first game here.” “This means we’ll complete the remaining work on the north stand. We’re really excited, as we’re doing everything necessary to get the phase 1B approval to open the stands for 45,000 fans.”
Laporta:
“We have to accept criticism. Some of it I understand, though there are others I don’t agree with at all. As I said, it’s been two and a half years away from home — now we’re living the return, which I like to call a return to the future.”
“This project has been awaited for over 15 years. When I was president 13 years ago, the new stadium plan already existed on paper, but for various reasons, it never went beyond the design stage.”
“We had to completely rethink and redesign everything and secure financing in a totally different way than originally planned. It’s been a massive effort, with many people inside the club working tirelessly and with great dedication.”
“Patience was crucial for a project of this scale, but looking at what we’ve achieved, I can say we’ve set a record for execution speed.”
“The stadium is now a tangible reality, even if it’s not yet complete — there’s still a lot to be done, but what we see today is both beautiful and inspiring.”
“When I walk in and see the progress, I feel amazed and proud. Just two weeks ago, the upper stands weren’t even visible, and now they’ve started to take shape. That fills me with excitement and optimism. I visit the site regularly, and I even encourage others to do so, because seeing the progress gives you positive energy and peace of mind — it’s genuinely therapeutic.”
“It’s an extraordinary project in every sense, and I say this sincerely: what we’ve achieved so far is truly impressive and deeply satisfying.”
“We can host matches at Spotify Camp Nou right now with 26,000 fans, but we’re waiting for the Phase 1B permit, which will allow us to welcome 45,000 spectators — that’s the number we want for the first game here.” “This means we’ll complete the remaining work on the north stand. We’re really excited, as we’re doing everything necessary to get the phase 1B approval to open the stands for 45,000 fans.”
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