The Mossos d'Esquadra have identified and administratively sanctioned the individual who tried to attack Eduardo Camavinga and other Real Madrid players during the celebration of the second goal of the League match between FCBarcelona and Real Madrid, played last Sunday at the CampNou. The attack, which occurred after Barça's second goal, was reported by LaLiga to the RFEF Disciplinary Committee, which initiated a disciplinary file.
According to the Sports Law, the financial penalty faced by the aggressor can range between 3,000 and 60,000 euros if it is classified as serious, or between 60,001 and 650,000 euros if it is considered very serious. In this case, the sports authority foresees that the infraction will be classified as serious, since no physical damage was caused. In addition to the fine, the perpetrator could receive a ban on access to sports venues ranging from six months to two years; If the violation was judged to be very serious, the ban could be extended from two to five years.
FCBarcelona has collaborated closely with the Mossos to identify the person responsible, who belongs to one of the Grada 1957 entertainment groups. Once the person is identified, they will be transferred to the club's Disciplinary Commission so that the pertinent disciplinary measures can be applied. The club has stated that it will actively work with the authorities to ensure safety and compliance with the rules at its facilities.
The incident has highlighted the need to strengthen surveillance and discipline in stadiums, especially in high-profile matches. The swift intervention of the Mossos and the cooperation of the club demonstrate a joint commitment to prevent future acts of violence and protect the players and the public. With the administrative sanction underway, the case will continue its course before the corresponding disciplinary bodies, while the final decision is expected to be communicated in the coming weeks.