The Camp Nou's renovation project, which includes a new stadium with a capacity of 104,600 spectators, is one of the main arguments in favour of Barcelona's candidacy. The stadium will meet the UEFA's requirements for a category 4 stadium, including natural grass and a minimum of 70,000 seats. The candidacy is conditional on the UEFA's approval and homologation.
Barcelona's candidacy also highlights the city's infrastructure, including its hotel offer and airport capacity, which are valued by the UEFA. The city's proximity to other airports, such as Girona, Reus and Lleida, is also an advantage. The final decision will be made by the UEFA in September, and if Barcelona is chosen, the renovated Camp Nou will host a Champions League final for the first time in 30 years.