Camp Nou selected to host 2029 Champions League final

UEFA has confirmed that FC Barcelona’s Camp Nou will host the 2028–29 Champions League final, giving Spain its second showpiece in three seasons after Atlético Madrid’s Metropolitano staged the current edition. The Catalan venue prevailed over Wembley, which will instead host the Euro 2028 semi‑finals and final. Camp Nou last welcomed the Champions League decider in 1999, when Manchester United produced a legendary late comeback against Bayern Munich, and previously staged the 1989 European Cup final between Milan and Steaua Bucharest.

UEFA also announced that the 2027–28 final will take place at Bayern Munich’s Arena, while the Women’s Champions League finals for 2028 and 2029 have been awarded to Lyon’s Parc Olympique and the National Stadium of Wales. The decision reinforces Camp Nou’s status as one of football’s most iconic stages and highlights Spain’s growing prominence in hosting major European events. As always, please confirm governance‑related details with trusted sources.