Barcelona's recent move to the Montjuic stadium due to delays in the construction of their iconic Camp Nou has brought about significant financial implications for the club. According to institutional vice-president Elena Fort, the costs of playing each home match at the Estadi Olimpic Lluis Companys are substantial, adding to the financial burden already faced by the club.

While specific figures have not been disclosed publicly, it is evident that Barcelona must allocate a considerable budget for each match played at Montjuic stadium. This includes expenses related to venue rental, logistical arrangements, fan accommodation, and various other operational costs that come with hosting matches away from their usual home ground.

In light of the financial challenges posed by the unexpected relocation to Montjuic stadium, Barcelona is actively working to navigate the costs involved while also focusing on the reopening of the Camp Nou. The club's management, led by institutional vice-president Elena Fort, is devising strategies to mitigate the financial impact and ensure continued stability during this transitional period.