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Since the start of the season, FC Barcelona has had to play its matches at the Lluís Companys Olympic Stadium in Montjuïc while work on the Camp Nou progresses. On its social networks, the Catalan club released a video showing the state of work on its future stadium. Between the six cranes you can see the first floor straightening and the third level ring under construction at Camp Nou.
As stated Mundo Deportivo, a “skywalk” viewpoint will be available on the roof of the stadium where it will be possible to admire the stadium and its lawn from above. If the work is expected to be completed within “first four months of 2025” according to the club, the aim is to play the first match in the new stadium at the end of the year.
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