FC Barcelona has officially confirmed the venue for their upcoming La Liga Matchday 5 encounter against Getafe.
With ongoing efforts to return to their iconic home ground, the club has finalized arrangements for their next home fixture.
The Matchday 5 clash against Getafe, scheduled for Sunday, September 21, 2025, at 9:00 p.m., is a significant moment for fans eagerly awaiting updates on the team’s home venue.
The club has officially confirmed that the game against Getafe will be held at Estadi Johan Cruyff, the reserve-team stadium.
This follows their recent hosting of Valencia at the same venue, as Barcelona continues to operate away from Spotify Camp Nou while awaiting necessary administrative permits.
The club issued a statement acknowledging its intensive work to secure approvals for reopening the newly renovated Camp Nou, expressing gratitude to fans for their patience during this complex process.
Barcelona’s efforts to return to their historic stadium remain on track, with the Final Works Certificate already secured.
The club is now focused on obtaining the First Occupancy Licence from the Barcelona City Council, which would allow them to host matches at Camp Nou.
There is optimism that the stadium could be ready for the La Liga match against Real Sociedad on September 28, 2025.
However, the upcoming UEFA Champions League home game against PSG is likely to take place at Montjuic, as Camp Nou’s reopening timeline may not align with the European fixture.
The transition back to Spotify Camp Nou is a pivotal moment for Barcelona, marking the culmination of extensive renovations.
For now, Estadi Johan Cruyff will serve as the backdrop for the Getafe clash, with the club urging supporters to continue their unwavering support.
As Barcelona balances logistical challenges and its pursuit of success on the pitch, the anticipation for a triumphant return to Camp Nou continues to build among the Blaugrana faithful.
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