The stadium is a potential candidate to stage the 2030 World Cup final which Spain will co-host with Portugal and Morocco.Barcelona is set to make a return to the Camp Nou in August after two years of reconstruction work, the club announced on Wednesday.The return will take place on August 10, during the traditional season-opening Joan Gamper Trophy. However, the club noted that the event will happen while construction work continues in various areas of the stadium.Remaining works include the completion of the new third tier, the dual VIP ring, the roof installation, and the final touches to various interior spaces, as well as the urban development of the stadium’s surrounding area,” Barcelona said in a statement.Barcelona has played in the city’s Olympic Stadium for two years, winning the La Liga this season, during the massive overhaul to create a 105,000-capacity home that would be the biggest football stadium in Europe.The stadium is also a potential candidate to stage the 2030 World Cup final which Spain will co-host with Portugal and Morocco.During this period, the Club will strive to ensure the highest level of comfort for members, fans, and visitors to the Spotify Camp Nou, facilitating access and adapting services to offer the best possible experience.

"“To celebrate this moment, FC Barcelona has launched an epic and emotional campaign under the slogan ‘Tornem a casa, vibrem’. With this return, FC Barcelona takes a symbolic and emotional step into the future, reclaiming its home in a new era that will culminate with the complete inauguration of the new stadium Barcelona’s opponents for the Joan Gamper Trophy fixture are yet to be confirmed but reports are that Serie A club Como could be invited. The Nou Camp will operate at a reduced capacity between 50,000 and 60,000 fans for the match. The capacity of the ground will increase up to 1,05,000 once the redevelopment project is completed.The work has cost Barcelona £1.25billion since it started, but the returns are expected to make up for the expenses over time, with the ground anticipated to earn the club an extra £25million revenue per year. Ever since leaving Nou Camp, Barcelona have been playing their home games at the Lluis Companys Olympic Stadium located nearby.

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