For more than 60 years, the Camp Nou has been a unique stadium in terms of design and capacity, but it is an architectural jewel that has struggled to stand the test of time and currently features several shortcomings. 40% of the site has not been redeveloped since it was built (1957).

• Inadequate facilities for members.
• Difficult access to the third tier.
• Only one elevator per 8,300 spectators.
• Only 48 seats for people with reduced mobility and none adapted for visual, hearing or cognitive disabilities.
• 10% of seats do not offer a perfect view of the pitch.
• When it rains, more than 60% of spectators get wet.

• For Champions League matches, more than 4,000 members must be relocated.
• Members located near to the away fans experience disturbances
• There is no restaurant with pitch views.
• Surface parking causes dangerous conflicts between pedestrians and vehicles.
• Technologically obsolete.
• Site perimeter closed to the neighbourhood.
• Lack of quality spaces and hospitality services for FIFA and UEFA competitions.
• Not enough media positions to meet the demand.
• Insufficient number of bars selling hot food in relation to the number of spectators, and very few of them have extractor fans.