Because it is the largest stadium in Europe, it is difficult to deny that Spotify Camp Nou is the best place to play football in the entire world.
Few stadiums have a richer past than Barcelona’s humble home, which was first constructed in 1957. One of the most well-known stadiums in the world is reportedly undergoing renovations.
According to a formal statement released by the organization, the 65-year-old stadium is receiving refurbishment.
Get Instantly Update By: Joining Our Whatapps and Telegram Channel
For instance, following the team’s most recent 5-1 victory over Viktoria Plzen, the large television scoreboard at the South Goal is already being pulled down.
The stadium’s development on that section reportedly began on September 1 and several infrastructure components were removed. The essential improvements can also be seen being made via cranes from the Spotify Camp Nou forecourt.
It is a noteworthy event because the cantilever roof of the South Goal, the outer ring, as well as the piece of the third tier that functioned as the counterweight, are all set to be dismantled before to the 2022 World Cup.
There will be three steps in the remodeling process for each room, according to new information. The preliminary round, which is now under progress, will be completed during the World Cup in Qatar.
The subsequent phase will extract the primary structure of the third tier. New staircases and emergency exits will also be built for the final stage to prevent any disturbance to fans in the first and second tiers of seating.
In the end, Barcelona still wants to make improvements to an almost perfect stadium.