The latest update on Spotify Camp Nou progress as Barcelona prepare for return next season | OneFootball

The transformation of the Spotify Camp Nou is picking up pace, and recent developments are giving Barcelona fans even more reason to get excited.

After nearly two years at Montjuic, supporters are eagerly counting down the days until they can return to their iconic stadium, and the latest updates suggest that the comeback could be truly spectacular.

A couple of weeks after the grass was laid, there has been significant progress, especially in terms of lighting tests.

LED panels now surround the first and second tiers of the stadium, and recent tests have revealed how these lights will completely redefine the matchday atmosphere.

The new LED system is part of the plan to bring cutting-edge technology to the revamped Camp Nou, turning it into a world-class venue not just for football but also for immersive fan experiences.

Work is being carried out

The playing surface has already been prepared and turfed, while other structural upgrades continue to move steadily forward. The third-tier framework is nearly complete, with the final concrete pouring just around the corner.

Significant strides are also being made in the stadium entrances, which are expected to ease crowd flow and improve the overall fan experience.

A notable milestone is the ongoing installation of VIP seating in the first tier, with the second tier to follow in the coming weeks.

These premium sections are being prioritised as part of the club’s plans to allow a partial return to the stadium during the final phases of construction.

Despite speculation earlier this season about a possible return to Camp Nou before the end of the 2024-25 campaign, the club has now officially ruled out that possibility.

Instead, FC Barcelona is aiming for a grand re-opening in September 2025. This timeline ensures the stadium will be safe, fully functional, and worthy of the grand occasion.