The renovation of Barcelona's iconic home ground is not due to be completed until 2026, but the club plan to move in by December
Barcelona’s Camp Nou reconstruction is 24/7 – but will they really be back this year?
Read Also
- Football transfer rumours: Man Utd to make Barella offer; Real Madrid prepare Saliba swap bid
- QB Sluka says he won't play any more for UNLV
- Enzo Zidane explains why he has retired from active football aged 29
- Rodri’s injury forces Man City to make a surprise decision on Kalvin Phillips
- Exclusive: Newcastle United plan contract talks as Liverpool & Arsenal hover for potential transfer
- Raphael Varane announces shock retirement from football
- Exclusive: Arsenal star “always studying how to improve”, reveals Fabrizio Romano
- Celtics tickets 2024-25: Cheapest prices, seats, best matchups for Boston NBA season at TD Garden
- 4 potential Rodri replacements Man City should target in the January transfer window
- Former Real Madrid and Manchester United defender Raphael Varane retires from football
Latest The Athletic
- Former Real Madrid and Manchester United defender Raphael Varane retires from football
- Padres clinch MLB postseason spot with game-winning triple play against Dodgers
- Joe Espada's even hand guides Astros to improbable AL West title
- UNLV starting QB Matthew Sluka will redshirt, won't play remaining games in 2024
- 'We sinned in our arrogance' - Real Madrid's night of reflection after Alaves close call
- Dodgers squander first crack at closing out the Padres: 'We didn't get it done'
- Ross Barkley version 2.0 is exactly the type of player Unai Emery loves at Aston Villa
- Steve Cooper feels the heat from Leicester fans - the pressure is on to turn things around
- Steve Cooper feels the heat from Leicester fans - the pressure is on to turn things around
- Twins' loss to Marlins puts season on brink as hitters' lack of 'execution' called out