The new surrounding skin of the Santiago Bernabéu stadium has been complete for months, but it is still missing an element highly anticipated by all the fans who visit the white coliseum.

The works on the Santiago Bernabéu stadium are entering their final stretch. One of the most anticipated elements, since the completion of the new enveloping skin that covers the classic façade of the stadium, are the letters of "Bernabéu" and the Real Madrid shield.

A few months ago, a test was carried out with a club shield, and now it seems that a similar test is being conducted for the letters that will spell out the stadium’s name. This week, on the Paseo de la Castellana façade, two plaques have been placed as simulations of the future letters.

The two tests placed on the surrounding skin of the stadium differ in color, with one being lighter and the other somewhat darker. However, both share a common feature: perimeter lighting. This new feature, which was not shown in the previously published renders, promises to enhance the visibility of the stadium’s name on the façade, providing a pleasant surprise for the fans.

The exterior envelope of the stadium, the facades, and the roof have been manufactured at the Acerinox plant in Cádiz, giving the stadium an avant-garde appearance.

The shine of the Santiago Bernabéu façade is made possible by the stainless steel finish, which will also allow the projection of images and lighting effects. Additionally, this material reduces the reflection of sunlight on people, vehicles, and adjacent buildings.

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