According to Mundo Deportivo, following the tradition of big matches, El Clásico will be adorned with a large mosaic covering the stands. This long-standing tradition, initiated by the fan group "Penya Almogàvers" in 1992, continues to this day, adding a unique visual spectacle to El Clásico.
The last Clásico at Camp Nou in May saw Barcelona win 2-0 and officially secure the LaLiga title. On that day, the first and second tiers of the stadium were completely covered with blue and red cards, forming the club crest and the words "FORÇA BARÇA."
This time, the Catalan club has not revealed the content of the new slogan, instead coordinating with various fan groups to keep the surprise for this highly anticipated match.
The newspaper reports that Camp Nou will be completely full. In last May's Clásico, Barcelona set a club record for ticket revenue against Real Madrid, with ticket sales reaching 16.5 million euros and 62,113 spectators attending to witness the team's victory.
All indicators suggest this record is likely to be broken due to the newly added VIP areas. In fact, since the team started playing home games earlier this month, the second tier now has four full rows of VIP seats, encircling the entire stadium, whereas previously there was only one or two rows.
However, with only three days left until kick-off, few seats remain. According to the dynamic pricing system based on demand, ticket prices have increased significantly since they went on sale.
General admission tickets, initially priced at 299 euros behind the goals and 1092 euros in the main stand, have now risen to 1109 euros in the first tier and 2099 euros in the central areas.
As for VIP seats, prices start at 2400 euros, with luxury seats behind the dugout reaching up to 8000 euros.
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