Barcelona hope to be back at Camp Nou in early May, but there are no guarantees — and Montjuic is not an option because of concert plans

As the group stage phase of the UEFA Champions League concludes, Real Madrid and Barcelona have set their sights on the final, which will take place on May 31 at the Allianz Arena in

The much-anticipated clash El Clasico between FC Barcelona and Real Madrid is likely to be played at an iconic Wembley stadium in London. The La Liga clash between two Spanish football giants is scheduled to take place at Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys on May 11.

Barcelona’s biggest match of the season—a potential title-deciding El Clasico against Real Madrid—might not even take place in Spain. Why? The Rolling Stones. The

Barcelona are still heaving headaches about their stadium situation, with little clarity on when they will return to the renovated Camp Nou. Initially they were due to be back in late November, but

Barcelona may consider hosting the final La Liga El Clasico against Real Madrid outside of Spain due to complications with the renovations at the Nou Camp.

Barcelona’s renovation works at their stadium, Spotify Camp Nou, are still ongoing, leading to their return to the ground being delayed. The initial plan was for them to be back at the iconic stadium by the end of 2024 or early 2025,

Barcelona had hoped to be back at the Spotify Camp Nou by now, but a number of delays mean that they are still playing at the Estadi Olimpic in Montjuic. As things stand, there is no definitive