Overview
- Club members voted on Saturday to authorize an extra €300 million as part of a €510 million package that raises stadium-related financing to about €1.8 billion.
- The package includes €210 million in media-backed notes validated by Goldman Sachs and a consortium of institutional investors to cover liquidity pressures from delays.
- Treasurer Ferran Olivé set out a phased timetable that keeps the team at Camp Nou for the 2026/27 season, moves matches to Montjuïc from June 2027 to January 2028 for roof installation, and aims for full 105,000 capacity in 2028/29.
- The club says cost overruns stem from a far bigger scope of work, higher steel and material prices, labor shortages and extra rent costs from temporary relocations, and that the first €120–130 million of annual stadium income will be ringfenced for investor repayments.
- UEFA has awarded Camp Nou the 2 June 2029 Champions League final, creating a clear deadline for completion and making the stadium’s revenue plan central to Barcelona’s wider financial recovery.