Barcelona's Spotify Camp Nou return thrown into doubt again
That's according to RAC1, who have on Wednesday provided an insight into the situation.
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The news which all of a Barcelona persuasion had been so eagerly awaiting was of course finally forthcoming last month.
This came in the form of an announcement, confirming the club's planned return date to the renovated Spotify Camp Nou.
The intention, it was revealed, was to play the annual Joan Gamper Trophy match at the ground on August 10th.
As alluded to above, though, this week, as much has been thrown into serious doubt.
As per a report from RAC1:
'Barcelona City Council considers it very unlikely that Barça can return to the Camp Nou on August 10 for the Gamper.
'It was surprising that the return campaign was launched without having the permits approved.'
Conor Laird – GSFN
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