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LaLiga: Barcelona’s top Camp Nou boxes sell out at €300,000

A 30-year contract for four cinema seats

Barcelona have sold out the most expensive hospitality product in the rebuilt Camp Nou, according to Spanish daily As, reported by RMC Sport on Tuesday. The “LOGE” is a small private box with four cinema-style seats and a parking space. It requires an initial payment of €300,000 for a 30-year commitment, or €207,000 for 15 years, plus €69,000 every year after that.

The club moved back into the stadium in November 2025, but the modernisation is unfinished. The completed ground is due in 2028, and the work still to be done covers the VIP areas, which will hold 9,500 places in total.

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The price list

The tiers below the boxes are cheaper but still steep. “Premium Seats”, individual places beside the boxes in the middle of the first ring, cost €57,200 for a 15-year deal plus €19,100 a year. “Pitch Row”, the front row of the first tier, asks for €40,000 upfront and €12,000 annually. The “Player Zone”, behind the team benches, is an annual membership of €24,000.

The “Balcony”, with what the club calls a presidential view from the front row of the second tier, costs €24,000 to enter and €8,200 a year. The “VIP Ring”, between the second and third tiers, starts at €22,000 and €7,000 a year. Barcelona put 2,000 corporate places on sale in September with direct outreach to potential clients, and the access to the Barça Business Club comes with some packages.

Why the money matters

As says the club expects roughly €50 million from one-off payments and €30 million from annual fees in the coming months, an €80 million target for that first batch. The paper adds that the remaining 7,500 VIP places must generate enough income to begin repaying the large debt created by the Espai Barça project. That is the figure behind the aggressive sales push, and it explains why long, expensive contracts are the model.

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