Overview
- City Council inspections flagged security deficiencies in the Tribune and South Goal areas, and Barcelona has yet to submit the end‑of‑construction certificate required for an occupancy licence.
- UEFA officials inspected Camp Nou on Thursday, and the club must designate a single stadium for the Champions League league phase by August 28 after its request to flip the first fixture away was rejected.
- Barcelona has signed an agreement with Barcelona de Serveis Municipals to use the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys through February 2026 as a fallback, covering European dates.
- The Montjuïc agreement does not cover the Valencia weekend due to a concert, leaving the September 14 LaLiga home opener subject to alternative arrangements.
- Contingencies reported for the Valencia match include playing behind closed doors at Camp Nou or moving to a smaller local venue such as Montilivi, while early Champions League home games would likely shift to Montjuïc if licensing is not secured in time.