After more than two years away from their legendary home, FC Barcelona has officially confirmed their return to the iconic Spotify Camp Nou. The comeback will take place on August 10, 2025, during the club’s traditional Joan Gamper Trophy match.
This day marks a milestone in the ongoing Espai Barça project, signaling the partial reopening of the club’s historic stadium, while renovations continue behind the scenes.
🔧 Construction Continues — But Camp Nou Is Ready to Welcome Fans
Although the stadium is reopening, renovation work is still ongoing in several sections of Camp Nou. According to the club, the following developments are still in progress:
- Completion of the brand-new third tier
- Installation of the VIP ring
- Construction of the new roof
- Final touches on interior spaces
- Urban development around the stadium
Despite these ongoing works, FC Barcelona is committed to offering a comfortable and safe matchday experience, ensuring fans, members, and visitors can fully enjoy their return.
🗣️ A Historic and Emotional Comeback
In its official announcement, the club described the return to Camp Nou as a historic and emotional moment:
“After more than two years of major renovations and a temporary relocation to the Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium, Barça will once again feel the thrill of football in its legendary temple, in the heart of Les Corts.”
To mark the occasion, FC Barcelona launched a new campaign under the slogan:
“Tornem a casa, vibrem” – “We’re coming home, let’s feel it again.”
This return is seen not only as a symbolic moment but also as a step into a new era — one that will eventually culminate in the full inauguration of the new Camp Nou.
📅 What to Expect on August 10
The Joan Gamper Trophy match on August 10 will be the first official game at the new Camp Nou. More details about the event and the opponent are expected in the coming weeks, but the date already promises to be a celebration of Barça’s legacy and future.
