Per-body: Barcelona will not be able to return to the new Camp Nou unless there is significant progress in construction progress

September 11th According to "Personal System", unless the construction progress of the new Camp Nou Stadium has made significant progress in the next few days, the Barcelona game against Getafe will also be held at the John Cruif Stadium. From today on, the club has begun to prepare in accordance with this plan and has begun to organize relevant logistics work. Obviously, Barcelona hopes to resume the use of the Camp Nou Stadium as soon as possible, but the internal view is that the most realistic situation is to be launched against Real Sociedad on September 28.

This match is considered a comprehensive test to ensure that the stadium passes UEFA acceptance in order to welcome the upcoming UEFA Champions League event. Paris Saint-Germain has also been putting pressure on European tournaments to be held at the Camp Nou, which further adds to the urgency of time.

In addition, according to sources close to the city government, a senior executive of the club held an emergency meeting with city representatives before the official announcement. The meeting did not change any decisions and the content of the announcement was released as scheduled. At that time, he also considered whether to join Barcelona's match against Getafe in the announcement, and would also be held at the Cruyff Stadium, but he finally decided not to do so.

A few hours later, Vice Chairman Elena Fort was asked about the matter in an interview with RAC1, and she said she could not confirm whether the new Camp Nou could be ready in time. Her statement clearly shows that there are still doubts inside and that the club has actually been inclined to choose the Cruyff Stadium as a solution.

Therefore, Barcelona is struggling to return to the new Camp Nou on September 28 and will play the match against Real Sociedad as a trial run. Until then, the Cruyff Stadium will continue as a practical alternative, although management is still struggling to secure time, licensing and technical work, while facing pressure from UEFA and European rivals, who insist that the knockout match should be held in the new Camp Nou.

Meanwhile, La Liga representatives conducted a detailed inspection of the Cruyff Stadium this morning, including checking the fiber optic lines to avoid the VAR issue recurring. Accompanying the inspection were the club staff who verified all facilities deemed necessary and appropriate one by one to ensure the smooth progress of the football match and achieve high-quality television broadcasts.