Barcelona president Joan Laporta has expressed optimism about the team’s long-awaited return to Spotify Camp Nou.
Although he did not reveal a specific timeline, Laporta emphasised that the club will return “as soon as possible.”
Speaking to the media during a public appearance, Laporta shared his feelings about the stadium situation.
He said he feels “optimistic” about the team returning home, but avoided confirming whether it would be against Getafe on 21 September or, more likely, on 28 September against Real Sociedad.
The president reassured fans, stating, “We will return as soon as possible,” and added that he is “looking forward” to seeing the team play at the renovated stadium, as reported by SPORT.
Temporary solutions and Camp Nou preparations
For now, it has been confirmed that Barcelona will host their La Liga match against Valencia at the Johan Cruyff Stadium.
The Montjuic Olympic Stadium is unavailable due to Post Malone’s concert this Friday, making a temporary move necessary.
Barcelona’s return to Spotify Camp Nou is still uncertain. (Photo by David Ramos/Getty Images)
Fans are reminded that the club is racing against time to make Spotify Camp Nou match-ready.
Today, the atmosphere around Camp Nou has been electric, with staff and workers continuing preparations.
From pitch inspections to seating arrangements, everything is being checked to ensure safety and comfort for supporters once the team returns.
Laporta’s optimism reflects the hard work behind the scenes, with every detail under review before the grand reopening.
Although the exact return date is not confirmed, the message from the club is that Barcelona are ready to come back home, and fans will soon witness matches at their iconic stadium.
Until then, temporary venues will host games while Spotify Camp Nou finalises its preparations for what promises to be an exciting restart.