He Barcelona He wants to return to Camp Nou The sooner, but it seems increasingly complicated that I can do it in the short term. The Culé team receives the UEFA visit on Thursday, which will assess whether the stadium is in a position to host the Champions League league phase matches and, hours before, the heavy rains in the city have flooded the Culé stadium. The deficiencies in security have been demonstrated when seeing the operators of the works have to put water in the inside of the structure, where thousands of fans should parade in the coming weeks.
The image is, at least, worrying. The security conditions that the stadium should meet to be able to host any type of event, even with the reduced capacity, are not met. Water rivers falling from the stands to the outputs through which the fans of the culé set, puddles in the vomitories and workers of the works, taking water as they can reflect the current state of the works of the Camp Nou.
The stadium seems that it is not yet conditioned so that football can return to it, at least with hobby in the stands. In the next week the club must decide where the first phase of the Champions, that will last until February, and it seems complicated that it can be in its fief. UEFA regulations prevent a club from playing at home in two different scenarios during the same round, except for greater cause. Premise that does not occur here.
Therefore, once the delegates of the UEFA value the stadium, they must be approved that they can be held in the Camp Nou The first matches of this Champions. In case it is not so, the club has to look for an alternative, reappearing the Montjuic Olympic As a more likely option, because there are no scheduled concerts in the coming months that coincide with the celebration of any of the league phase matches.
The return to Camp Nou is complicated
The objective of Barcelona It is returning to your stadium for day 4, just after the first international break. They asked the League to play the first three games away from home, to win time and that everything is ready to play the 19 games at home in their stadium. But there are doubts that they can play that match against Valencia at Camp Nou.
The deficiencies in the works are evident. Although at first they valued playing with about 60,000 spectators, they have reduced their expectations and, now, they want to do it with 27,000 people in the southern goal and gallery areas. However, it seems complicated. They have to send the work certificate to the Barcelona City Council so that it gives them the first partial occupation permit, something that seems complicated seeing which is the current status of the stadium structure.
