Barcelona have invested in revamping several areas of Montjuic Stadium ahead of move

The upcoming campaign will bring a lot of fresh challenges for La Liga champions Barcelona, one of which will be their temporary move to Estadi de Montjuic from Spotify Camp Nou.

With their home stadium undergoing full-scale renovations, the Blaugrana will be shifting bases to Montjuic for at least a year, with the aim being to return to Camp Nou by the end of 2024.

The move is set to pose several challenges for the club, not only from the sporting perspective but also in the logistical and economic aspects as well.

For starters, the club have had to deal with the decrease in the number of season ticket sales because of the move.

At the same time, as Adrian Sanchez reports, Barcelona have also have had to invest a lot of time and money into improving the overall infrastructure at the new stadium before the season starts.

Improvements being made at the Montjuic Stadium

The report outlines that Barça have spent on revamping several areas of their temporary new home stadium ahead of the 2023/24 campaign.

For starters, Barcelona have had completely new grass laid at the stadium, along with red turf coverings. The club have also stretched the turf beyond the lines of the pitch to give the fans a closer look and feel.

Beyond that, new VIP areas have been adapted inside the stadium, with help from sponsors such as Cupra and Estrella Damm.

The La Liga champions have also invested in serigraphy (screen-printing) with the club crest at the stadium entrances and the benches.

Barça have also taken care of installing more comfortable seats for the grandstand areas while also making improvements to the sound system at the arena.

Fans will get a look at the Montjuic Stadium next week when Barcelona play Tottenham Hotspur in the Joan Gamper Trophy match.

As for their first official home game at the stadium, it will take place in Matchweek 2 of La Liga when the Catalans host Cadiz.