The UEFA Executive Committee has announced that the 2029 UEFA Men’s Champions League Final will take place at Spotify Camp Nou on June 2, 2029. This decision emerged during the UEFA ExCo meeting held on September 15, 2026, in Thessaloniki, Greece. The selection highlights the new stadium's significance, which aims to provide more than just a sports venue by integrating architecture, technology, and innovation to enhance the fan experience.

Read More

Spotify Camp Nou is designed with a focus on accessibility, hospitality, and customer service, establishing itself as a premier international stadium and a benchmark for football venues globally.

This upcoming final marks Barcelona's third time hosting the event and the first in three decades. Previously, the Champions League finals at the venue took place in 1989, when AC Milan triumphed over Steaua Bucharest 4-0, and in 1999, when Manchester United defeated Bayern Munich 2-1.

The final is expected to not only elevate Barcelona's stature in international sports but also generate significant media attention and economic benefits for the region. The successful bid was led by FC Barcelona, in partnership with Barcelona City Council and the Government of Catalonia, with the backing of the Spanish Football Federation, among other stakeholders.

In February, the Barcelona City Council ratified the city’s bid to co-host the 2029 UEFA Champions League Final, reinforcing its commitment to the event.

Spotify Camp Nou stands out due to its capacity of over 104,000 spectators and exceptional VIP offerings, which surpass those of any other European stadium. The UEFA rule typically requires venues to have capacity for at least 65,000 spectators, making Spotify Camp Nou a unique choice for such a high-profile event.

FC Barcelona president Joan Laporta expressed pride in the selection, noting that it represents international recognition for Spotify Camp Nou as a world-class stadium committed to enhancing fan experiences through innovation and service. He thanked the local government and sports federation for their support.