Barcelona are weighing up the possibility of staging their La Liga clash against Valencia on September 14 at the Johan Cruyff Stadium, with plans to expand the venue’s capacity if necessary permits for their primary ground are not granted in time.
The club is exploring all options to ensure that fans can attend the highly anticipated fixture without disruption, and contingency measures are being put in place to accommodate the expected large turnout.
The Johan Cruyff Stadium, typically used by Barcelona’s B team and youth sides, could temporarily serve as the first team’s venue if the situation demands it.
Importantly, the option of playing at Montilivi, Girona’s stadium, has been officially ruled out, signaling that Barcelona prefer to remain closer to their home base in the Catalan capital.
This decision highlights the club’s commitment to keeping supporters engaged while balancing logistical challenges.
With the fixture date approaching, fans await official confirmation on whether the Johan Cruyff Stadium will indeed host one of Barcelona’s key matches early in the season.
