It is the third stadium that Futbol Club Barcelona has owned throughout history, after the former Camp del Carrer Industria and Camp de les Corts. Since 1998/1999, it has been a 5-star stadium according to the Union of European Football Associations. At the time, Arthur also won his second title in the main team of Grêmio, lifting the third championship of America after the 2-1 victory against the Argentines, at Estádio La Fortaleza. He scored his first goal as a professional on May 17, at Arena do Grêmio, against Fluminense, in a match valid for the Copa do Brasil. ↑ «Kaio Jorge scores the fifth fastest goal in Libertadores history; see ranking|Goal.com». ↑ «Kaio Jorge does not present himself to the national team and can play against Flamengo». After eliminating candidates like Manchester United, Deportivo La Coruña, Lyon, among others, José Mourinho's team won the final against Monaco, which in turn had eliminated teams like Chelsea and Real Madrid.

Real Madrid from participating in the competition, in addition to indicating that the German champion would play in the tournament in the event of the absence of the Spanish club. In the stadium are located the social and administrative headquarters of FC Barcelona and the museum of the club. On July 1, 2022, Barcelona announced a sponsorship agreement valid for 4 years with Spotify, a worldwide music, podcast and video streaming service, with the name of the brand being assigned to the stadium, which will now be designated if Spotify® Camp Nou. The second edition of Copa Rio should have been played in 1953, according to the stipulation when the competition was created in 1951, that it would be a biennial competition. According to Metacritic, the film achieved a weighted average score of 98 out of 100 based on 19 reviews, indicating "universal acclaim". Willian José started his career as an athlete in the CRB youth teams, but never got to play a match, he only participated in training with the white team for three months. Peñarol was the base of the Uruguayan team that won the world championship two years earlier in Maracanã against the Brazilian team. On May 9, 2020, with 24.14% of the votes, Fluminense 3-0 Peñarol was chosen as the second biggest match in the history of Brazilian clubs.

The article on April 11, 1952 shows the intention of CBD and Fluminense to have the champions of Scotland/Germany/Austria (with the champion of one of the three), Spain (Barcelona), England, Italy (Juventus), Portugal (Sporting), Argentina (Racing) and Uruguay (Peñarol), also emphasizing the strength of the invited teams, commenting that the "weakest" would be Sporting Lisbon, but that the invitation would be a matter of "Portuguese-Brazilian blood". CBD and financial support from Rio City Council. The competition was the second edition of the Copa Rio, organized under the responsibility of the CBD (Confederação Brasileira de Esportes), with an official character by that entity and having been followed up by FIFA (according to its statute), sponsored by the City Hall of Rio de Janeiro. Janeiro, who, like the previous year, donated the trophy to the champions. Its official name was Estadi del Fútbol Club Barcelona until 2000/2001, when a poll held among fans made its popular name, Camp Nou, official. FIFA to the newspaper O Estado de S. Paulo included the 1952 Copa Rio in its official note.

São Paulo 8×0 Noroeste, for the 1965 Paulista Championship, on November 7, 1965, at Morumbi. Arena Barueri: started to be used as an alternative for hosts of matches in São Paulo, when Morumbi is rented for large international shows. São Paulo 4×0 Danubio (Uruguay), for the 2015 Libertadores, on February 25, 2015, at Morumbi. In fact, it is not known why, five clubs from Rio and S. Paulo got together and decided to force CBD São Paulo 6×0 Genus, for the 2017 São Paulo de Futebol Júnior, on January 3, 2017, at Arena Capivari. If you're visiting in the winter months, you can also expect to see the locals playing football on the beach. In addition to being the setting for all the local matches of the Fútbol Club Barcelona main team, the Camp Nou has been the setting for many sporting, social and cultural events. Line 2, at the time of the 1992 Summer Olympics. The intention of the Games Committee, at that time chaired by the mayor of Barcelona, ​​Pasqual Maragall, was that the new line would reach the "Olympic Ring of Montjuïc" from Sant Antoni station; however, the government of the Generality of Catalonia, chaired by Jordi Pujol, discarded this project as it was considered economically unfeasible.