A new decision has been announced in the European football world: Real Madrid’s appeal was not satisfied and the sanctions imposed on the players remained unchanged, reports uefa.com. This decision is a serious signal for the club and its stars, once again emphasizing that tournament rules and discipline are given the highest priority.
The appeal submitted by Real’s management on April 4 was rejected by UEFA. This means that the fines and disqualifications issued against Kylian Mbappé, Antonio Rüdiger, and Dani Ceballos remain in force.
It should be noted that UEFA found these players guilty of inciting fans and improper behavior during the Champions League match against Atlético. According to the decision, Antonio Rüdiger is fined 40,000 euros and conditionally disqualified for one match. Kylian Mbappé also received a fine of 30,000 euros and a conditional disqualification. Dani Ceballos was fined 20,000 euros.
These sanctions once again demonstrated that in European football, discipline and responsibility are taken very seriously. The rejection of Real Madrid’s appeal became a notable lesson for the players and the club’s management.
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