Barcelona Hopeful for Spotify Camp Nou Return for Valencia Clash
Barcelona, Spain – As the September 16th La Liga match against Valencia rapidly approaches, barcelona fans are still awaiting confirmation of the game’s venue. While a return to the iconic Spotify Camp Nou remains the fervent hope, the club is working against a tight deadline to secure the necessary approvals.
The club faces a critical Monday, September 1st deadline to submit the Certificate of Completion to La Liga, a key requirement for re-opening the stadium after extensive renovations. While some flexibility from both the City Council and La Liga is anticipated, the pressure is on. According to Sport,Barcelona anticipates receiving all required documentation within the next 48 hours,potentially as early as today.
Adding to the optimism, reports suggest Barcelona expects to receive permits allowing for a 27,000-spectator capacity by the end of Monday. This would pave the way for hosting Valencia at their beloved home ground.
[Image of Spotify Camp Nou via RTVE]
Though, a contingency plan involving the Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys – Barcelona’s temporary home for the past two seasons – is unavailable for this particular match. A Post Malone concert scheduled shortly before the Valencia game renders the stadium unusable.
Barcelona officials have stated that, as a worst-case scenario, the match against Getafe the following weekend would be played at the Camp Nou. However, current indications suggest a homecoming against Valencia is increasingly likely, offering a significant boost to both the team and its passionate fanbase.
Key Takeaways:
* Deadline: Barcelona must submit the Certificate of Completion to La
