World Sports: City government visits Camp Nou again, but Cruyff Stadium is more likely to be selected

According to World Sports, the city government has once again visited the Camp Nou Stadium, but the John Cruyff Stadium is more likely to be selected as Barcelona's temporary home court this week.

Barcelona plans to announce the location of the match against Valencia this afternoon. Although technicians from the city of Barcelona visited Camp Nou again after lunch, the visit would not have any impact on the final decision. Currently, Barcelona still hopes to reopen the Camp Nou Stadium (only only accommodates 27,000 spectators for the time being), but the John Cruyff Stadium used by the echelon seems to be more likely to be selected, with a capacity of 6,000 people.

La Liga has approved Barcelona's alternative plan and will confirm tomorrow whether it meets all requirements, including VAR camera installation and fiber optic connection, to avoid incidents similar to Vallecano's home court. It is reported that the club has completed these tasks and reported to La Liga. La Liga representatives visited Camp Nou yesterday morning to see if there was a miracle that allowed the Barcelona city government to grant a first-time use license. However, the club has not submitted a certificate of completion of the project.

Barcelona is busy solving this problem. For Sunday's match against Valencia, the club has prepared two plans. Meanwhile, Valencia is also waiting for information on how many tickets they can provide to fans.

Barcelona will inform members of how to purchase tickets, deadlines and fares this afternoon. Once it is confirmed that the John Cruyff Stadium will host Barcelona's match against Valencia, the next focus will be whether the match against Getafe will be back to the Camp Nou next Sunday.