Barcelona may leave Camp Nou again in 2027 to finish rebuilding

The FC Barcelona faces a new phase around its stadium rebuilding. As L’Équipe writes, the club is expected to move temporarily in 2027 so the Camp Nou reconstruction can be completed without disrupting the work.

At the same time, the report says the financial situation is still worsening. After taking a new 510 million-euro loan, the club’s debt has reportedly risen again, now above 2 billion euros, and the reconstruction’s overall cost could even see it reach 2.6 billion euros.

Rebuilding with a temporary move

If the 2027 plan holds, Barcelona will have to adapt its day-to-day operations and match routine away from Camp Nou while the work finishes.

Debt pressure continues

L’Équipe links the extra financing to the debt trajectory, making clear that this stage of the rebuilding isn’t only an infrastructure issue—it also hits the club’s economic balance.

What still needs clarity

For now, the key points in the report are the 2027 timetable and the possible debt cap at 2.6 billion. The precise logistics of the move and the final financial picture will need further confirmation from the club.