Barcelona have decided to renovate the Camp Nou rather than build a new stadium, according to reports.
The board of directors recently commissioned a study to analyse the options for the future of the club's home.
8TV has claimed that the club would prefer to develop the existing facility at a cost of €250-€400m (£210-£335m), rather than build a new stadium, which could cost an estimated €800m (£670m).
The renovations would not increase the capacity of the Camp Nou, which already seats almost 100,000 fans, but would include the installation of a retractable roof, hotel, shops and offices.
If approved by the board, the plans will be voted on by the club's members next month.
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Sian Cowper
Sian Cowper
