Barcelona fans already know that they will watch the team finish the season at the Olympic Stadium in Montjuic, meaning they will not return to Camp Nou for the final months of competition. The club has informed its members individually about this decision, and they will need to renew their season tickets once the resolution is known.

Explanations from Barcelona

Since the construction of Camp Nou began, a series of unforeseen events have delayed the progress of the project. In fact, the club explained in the communication to the members the reasons that led to this situation. Among these reasons were complications due to the storm in Catalonia, delays in the shipment of materials, and the lack of documentation for certain permits.

The communication issued by Barcelona says the following: "We inform you that the extension of the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys pass for the 24/25 season is extended to include the matches of the men's first football team in the League and UEFA Champions League competitions to be played until the end of the 24/25 season. If you want to extend your existing pass to cover these new matches, you can do so through the following link.”

When did Barcelona play its last match at Camp Nou?

Thus, although the entire Barcelona community had already accepted this reality for several months, Barcelona will have to finish the final months of competition away from home. A painful setback that could, understandably, have a negative impact on the sports side of things, as the atmosphere in Montjuic cannot compare to the mystique and respect that Camp Nou used to impose.

There will be many Barcelona fans who no longer remember the last time they visited Camp Nou to enjoy a match of their team. To do so, we must go back to May 28, 2023. On that day, Barcelona easily defeated Mallorca and celebrated the La Liga title with the entire stadium. This season, if they win it again, they know they will have to celebrate it in Montjuic.