The new Spotify Camp Nou is steadily taking shape. Although there is still a long way to go before the project is fully completed and Barcelona can return to their iconic home, recent developments

FC Barcelona provides updates on the progress of the new Spotify Camp Nou amid reports of delays, showcasing key construction milestones. FC Barcelona has reassured fans that construction of the new Spotify Camp Nou is progressing as planned,

Barcelona president Joan Laporta has spoken out on the ‘sudden’ death of the club’s first-team doctor Carles Minarro Garcia. Garcia tragically passed away on Saturday just hours before Barcelona’s match against Osasuna with the La Liga match postponed as a result.

Barcelona vice-president Elena Fort refused to set a fixed return date for the team to return to playing at Spotify Camp

FC Barcelona might not return to its Camp Nou home until well into next season according to a report from a Catalan outlet.

Barcelona plan an area to "lead the crowd chants" and have appointed a company to work with fans before the club returns to its Camp Nou home.

Lionel Messi's contract with Inter Miami will come to an end. Thus Barcelona supporters are thrilled about the possibility.

An unfortunate image at an innovation conference has reopened old wounds between Barca and their former manager and midfielder

As reported by Relevo, FC Barcelona will not be able to play at Camp Nou until at least October 2025. The report states that the return date for the Catalan club will depend on the progress of the construction works.

Barcelona’s 4-0 defeat in the first leg at the Parc des Princes was a disaster of epic proportions. Angel Di María danced through the midfield, Julian Draxler tormented the flanks, and Edinson Cavani buried the Blaugrana’s hopes. The football world wrote Barcelona off. No team in Champions League history had ever overturned a four-goal deficit.

It was reported yesterday that Barcelona’s wish to return to Camp Nou this season is practically impossible, in light of the delays in construction works and other logistical problems.The report

Barcelona were due to be back at the newly renovated Camp Nou in November of 2024 in order to celebrate the club’s 125th anniversary, but three months down the line, there is no clarity on when