Fans of Barcelona are affected with news that their well camp -backlow will be postponed again, with the club reportedly planning to set up alternative locations for the start of the coming season.
Earlier this month, the club was forced to return plans to organize the Joan Gamper-Trophee, held an exhibition match in the stadium of 105,000 seats due to a license problem.
It was the fourth major delay in the £ 1.3 billion project after the club was unable to reach earlier deadlines of November 2024 and February and May of this year.
According to the Spanish outlet sport, the Blaugrana is now confronted with another headache, with the revised return of the September Laliga collision against Valencia on MatchDay Four who looks 'increasingly unlikely' while continuing to receive an occupancy permit from the municipal council.
The Council has previously stated that it cannot grant a license that they need to host the competition until the stadium work is fully completed.
Their report claims that the club could play the game in the Estadi Johan Cruyff, where Barca Athletic usually plays their luminaires.
Barca has organized home games in the Lluis Company Olympic Stadium during the two -year exile from their iconic house, but a return to the ground is not possible due to an event in the Arena that weekend.
The Spanish champions are reportedly still hopeful to make the deadline, but they have started drawing up alternative options in case they are forced to let their fans wait longer for returning.
Even as soon as it is opened again, the well-camp will be at a lower capacity, expected between 50,000 and 60,000, until the renovations are completed, which will probably be at the beginning of the 2026-27 campaign.
The completion of a new third level, a roof installation, interior spaces and development of the surrounding areas of the stadium must still be completed.
Last season Hansi Flick led the club to their first league title away from the Nou -Kamp.