Barcelona continues to race against time to prepare Spotify Camp Nou, which is undergoing comprehensive renovation, as quickly as possible. However, the lack of the first occupancy permit has led to a final decision to play the match against Getafe at Johan Cruyff Stadium, as was the case in the previous round against Valencia. The option of Montjuïc Stadium has been ruled out due to the poor condition of its pitch at the moment.

Meanwhile, Barcelona hopes that Camp Nou will be ready to host the upcoming match against Real Sociedad in the league, which is considered an important test before facing Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League on October 1.

The club's management plans to use this match to provide UEFA with an official inspection opportunity of the stadium during a live match, in preparation for the approval to host the anticipated European clash there.

However, Barcelona faces an additional challenge regarding UEFA's requirement to open the side stands at Camp Nou, while the management intends to open only one stand during the first home matches. This conflict could lead to UEFA refusing to approve the stadium for hosting Champions League matches.

For this reason, the club is considering submitting an exceptional request to UEFA that allows it to use two different stadiums during the group stage, even though this contradicts the tournament regulations. Barcelona hopes that the situation will be viewed as a force majeure that warrants flexibility.

If the request is denied or if Camp Nou is not ready, the alternative plan involves playing Champions League matches at Montjuïc Stadium, which the club has requested the Barcelona municipality to reserve until next February in anticipation of any emergencies.

Amid organizational complexities and match pressure, Barcelona fans are awaiting the team's fate in the Champions League, while the management works to find a solution that ensures technical and administrative stability during the upcoming phase.