Each body: Barcelona has obtained the first phase of the project completion certificate of Camp Nou and is expected to return to Camp Nou on September 28

According to the Daily Sports News, Barcelona is about to return to the Camp Nou Stadium.

Barcelona finally received the completion certificate for the first phase of the Camp Nou Stadium on the second day after the first home game of the season at Cruyff Stadium. In this first phase, the Camp Nou Stadium will be able to accommodate 27,000 spectators, who will sit in the south stands and two front stands.

Next, the club will submit a certificate of completion to the municipality of Barcelona and provide the remaining required documents in the coming hours, including the ECA certificate of Dekra.

According to club sources, all necessary documents will be submitted between Monday and Thursday. City staff will then review the documents to decide whether to grant a license to use the Camp Nou Stadium, which can only return to Camp Nou with this license.

However, Barcelona believes it is almost impossible to obtain a stadium license before Sunday's match against Getafe, so the game may still be held at the Cruyff Stadium. In fact, Barcelona has adjusted the game time between the reserve team and Castellion B to Monday, September 22. In contrast, Barcelona is more optimistic about returning to the Camp Nou Stadium against Real Sociedad on September 28.

As for how to achieve this return, the club has not yet been completely determined, because by September 28, it is not ruled out that the second phase of the Camp Nou Stadium has been completed, and the side stands will be opened at that time, and 45,000 spectators can be allowed to enter the court to watch the game. However, Barcelona is cautious about this and is not very optimistic.

Being able to welcome 45,000 fans against Real Sociedad is crucial to the subsequent Champions League matches, as UEFA requires the opening of the side stands of the Camp Nou Stadium in the match against Paris Saint-Germain on October 1 to meet the needs of television broadcasts.

The match against Real Sociedad will also be the test match of the Camp Nou Stadium before the Champions League, and if the second phase of the project is not completed before the Real Sociedad, Barcelona's first home game in the Champions League will have to be held at Montwhich Stadium.