The semi finals and the championship will take place at Camp Nou, a venue that can welcome up to 90,000 spectators. The entire event centers on the question of who will be crowned champion in the very first edition of this prestigious king of the court competition, and the showdown will unfold before a crowd that can fill Camp Nou to its full capacity. The matches, including the decisive final, are set to be hosted on Sunday, 26 March, with the notable presence of Gerard Piqué and the broadcaster Ibai Llanos as part of the weekend’s celebration of futsal. (Goal)
All eyes are on the closing stage of the 2023 Kings League as the calendar moves toward the final rounds. After the quarterfinals conclude on Friday the 24th at Cupra Arena, the spotlight shifts to the Nou Camp where the top four teams will vie for the title at one of the world’s largest stadiums and the iconic home of FC Barcelona. The venue’s 90,000-seat capacity promises a monumental atmosphere as fans gather for the closing spectacle. (Goal)
Remarkably, more than 75,000 tickets had already been sold a week before the matches, signaling the high demand and the expectation of a packed stadium ready to witness the final result of this landmark competition. (Goal)
The announcement, made in late January by Gerard Piqué together with Joan Laporta, confirmed that the event would be hosted at the Blaugrana’s home ground. The timing aligns with a national team break, turning Camp Nou into a focal point for futsal fans and followers across the country. (Goal)
In attendance, supporters can anticipate encounters with former top-flight players who lit up the league in earlier years, including notable names such as Kun Agüero, Alberto Bueno, Joan Verdó, Coro, and Lopo among others. These appearances add a layer of prestige and excitement to the final stages of the Kings League, underscoring the tournament’s status as a premier futsal event. (Goal)