Archive · 7 Nov 2025
FC Barcelona Returns to Renovated Camp Nou Amid Ongoing Construction
FC Barcelona's football team recently went back to their home stadium, Camp Nou, for a practice session.
It's been over two years since they last played there because the stadium is being renovated.
Lots of construction work is still happening, with cranes and scaffolding visible, and some parts are not finished yet.
Despite this, over 20,000 fans came to watch the team practice and see the stadium's progress.
They even paid to get in!
The team is getting ready for a game against Celta Vigo.
When the renovations are completely done, Camp Nou will be a much bigger stadium, becoming the largest in Spain and Europe.
FC Barcelona held its first training session at Camp Nou in over two years amidst ongoing renovations.
Over 20,000 fans paid to attend the training session and observe the stadium's development.
Construction cranes and scaffolding are still present as work continues on the upper tiers of the stadium.
The team trained for an upcoming La Liga fixture against Celta Vigo.
Upon completion, Camp Nou will be the largest stadium in Spain and Europe by seating capacity, with 105,000 additional seats planned.
- Who
- FC Barcelona players, staff, and over 20,000 fans
- What
- Attended a training session at the partially renovated Camp Nou
- When
- Recently, for the first time in over two years
- Where
- Camp Nou Stadium, Barcelona, Spain
- Why
- To train for an upcoming fixture and allow fans to witness the ongoing renovations.
Fan Engagement
Stadium Development
Spectator Experience
Fan Engagement
Over 20,000 fans paid to watch FC Barcelona train at Camp Nou, eager to see the team and the stadium's progress.
Stadium Development
The stadium remains incomplete, with scaffolding and construction cranes visible, and the upper deck still lacking seats.
- Stadium Name
- Camp Nou
- Team
- FC Barcelona
- Event
- Training session during ongoing renovation
- Time Since Last Played at Camp Nou
- Over two years
- Fans Attended Training
- Over 20,000 (paid admission)
- Planned Additional Seats
- 105,000
- Original Capacity
- 99,000
- Future Status
- Second-biggest association football stadium globally, largest in Spain and Europe by capacity upon completion.
