AS: Barça's return to Camp Nou was perfect, having €5 million in ticket revenue

According to AS, Barcelona's return to Camp Nou has come to a successful close: it was a resounding victory, a tribute to its members, and generated considerable revenue.

The report states that the celebration of Barcelona's return to Spotify Camp Nou was nothing short of perfect. The victory on the pitch (Barcelona temporarily leading the league table), the fervent atmosphere in the stands (a packed stadium), and the new stadium's status as a top economic engine for the club—a key factor in paying off debts—all contributed to the impressive total revenue.

Ticket revenue from the match reached €5 million, and combined with sales from the club store (especially the commemorative scarf printed with the return date), the total income was substantial.

A giant banner reading "We're Home" hung in the central circular area, and LED screens scrolled through various names with the message "Welcome Home."

The only regret was the absence of the supporters' section, which was obscured by the banner, but members remained remarkably composed. The atmosphere was enthusiastic yet appropriately balanced. The VIP section was filled with stars and political figures.

Finally, fireworks and a dazzling light show transformed Camp Nou into a spectacular spectacle, bringing the celebration to a perfect close.