Barcelona launch new initiative to have fans' faces on screen at Camp Nou in games played behind closed doors

Barcelona launch new initiative to have fans' faces on screen at Camp Nou in games played behind closed doors


Barcelona, in relationship with vehicle maker CUPRA, have propelled an activity for fans to help cheer in the group in games played away from plain view.

No supporters will be permitted inside the arena when LaLiga returns one month from now due to the coronavirus pandemic, however their pictures will be available pitch-side.

"On account of our "We should dominate this game together" battle, fans from everywhere throughout the world will have the option to show their help on the field once more, by sending their photos rooting for FC Barcelona," club support CUPRA said on their site.

"We will show the photos you sent on the LED screens that encompass Camp Nou's pitch, and on our online life, rather than the standard commercials.

"Along these lines, regardless of the unfilled seats in the arena, we would all be able to be there to show that regardless of the separation, our help is boundless and can be felt and seen from anyplace."

Goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen gave his help to the thought. "Playing at our Camp Nou is consistently unique where the help of our fans is significant," he told the club's site.

"This CUPRA activity is extraordinary as it permits us to feel their essence. We have to adjust to the circumstance and along these lines we can make a triumphant air for our home matches."

Fans can send in their images via the official CUPRA website.

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