After more than a year away from their iconic home, FC Barcelona are finally preparing for their return to the newly renovated Camp Nou.

According to Onze Mondial, the club anticipates that the stadium reconstruction will be completed by September 2025, marking a monumental moment in the club’s history.

The ambitious renovation project, which kicked off in 2023, is set to deliver a world-class stadium with a 105,000-seat capacity, making it one of the largest and most advanced football venues in the world. While the rebuild has progressed, Barcelona have played their home matches at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys, with a reduced capacity of 56,000. Though the temporary venue has served its purpose, fans and players alike are eagerly counting down the days until they can once again fill the Camp Nou with the sound of Barça! Barça! Barça!

The timing of the return could hardly be more fitting. Under Hansi Flick, Barcelona are flying high. After 31 rounds of La Liga, the Catalans sit atop the table with 70 points, four points clear of eternal rivals Real Madrid. Confidence is sky-high following a 4–0 demolition of Borussia Dortmund in the first leg of the Champions League quarterfinals. The return leg in Germany on April 15 presents a golden opportunity to cement their place in the semi-finals — a deep run in Europe that could perfectly align with their eventual homecoming.

The revamped Camp Nou isn’t just about aesthetics or capacity — it’s a symbol of a new era. With a young and hungry squad, a tactically astute manager in Flick, and the long-awaited return to their spiritual home, everything is falling into place for Barça.

September can’t come soon enough.