The last hour about the Camp Nou: This is how the works go in the historic stadium of FC Barcelona

The FC Barcelona has high expectations of returning to its iconic stadium, the Spotify Camp Nou, for the upcoming month of May. Although the option of finishing the season playing at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys (Montjuïc) has been mentioned, the reality is that the blue and red team wishes to return soon to its historic home, especially if there is an opportunity to do so in such a special context as a match against Real Madrid (11/05).

In light of this situation, it is not surprising that the works at the Spotify Camp Nou are progressing at a good pace to ensure this long-awaited return in May. As reported recently by 'Mundo Deportivo', last weekend the columns of the Third Tier were erected, despite the rain significantly hindering the correct execution of the works.

Barcelona plans to provide an update on the progress of the Camp Nou works

In addition to the recent progress in the works at the Spotify Camp Nou, the club is expected to provide a detailed explanation soon about the status of all these works. As reported by 'SPORT', a participatory session at the Auditori 1899 for FC Barcelona members is scheduled for February 11, aimed at offering an official update on the progress of these tasks.

At this event, which will be broadcast live through Barça One, the institutional vice president, Elena Fort, and the operations manager of the Espai Barça, Joan Sentelles, are expected to be present. Members interested in attending this session must register using the form available from Thursday, February 6, at 11 in the morning. Although an exact date for the return to the Spotify Camp Nou is not anticipated, all the progress that the club has made in this area in recent times will be detailed.

The new agreement signed by the Catalan club benefiting the Camp Nou

On a different note but also beneficial for the Spotify Camp Nou, it is important to remember that the FC Barcelona has recently formalized a sponsorship agreement with Panasonic. In this pact, the Japanese multinational becomes the new provider of Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) systems for the Espai Barça.

This agreement ensures maximum energy efficiency through precision technology and high indoor air quality in the new facilities. All of this is done with the utmost comfort of all attendees visiting the blue and red stronghold in mind.

This agreement, integrated into the sponsorship program associated with the future Spotify Camp Nou, implies that Panasonic Heating & Cooling Solutions will provide the most sustainable climate control solutions, including air purification through nanoeTM X technology, as well as cutting-edge aerothermal systems in each of the spaces of the renovated Culé home. Additionally, high-precision equipment will be used in technical areas such as server rooms and match broadcasting rooms, where the reliability and quality of these devices are essential requirements.