Fan who attacked Eduardo Camavinga during El Clásico identified
Barcelona and the police have identified the fan who attempted to strike Eduardo Camavinga with a flag. The individual faces significant fines and a stadium ban.
The supporter who attempted to strike Real Madrid midfielder Eduardo Camavinga during the recent El Clásico has been identified by local police and FC Barcelona security. The incident occurred during Madrid's goal celebration, when the fan tried to hit visiting players with a flagpole.
The Mossos d'Esquadra, Catalonia's police force, confirmed the individual's identity as a member of the 'Grada 1957' supporter group. The club has now escalated the case to its Disciplinary Commission to implement appropriate internal measures.
Legal proceedings will follow under the Law of Sport. If classified as a serious infraction, the fan faces fines ranging between 3,000 and 60,000 euros. Should it be deemed "very serious," the penalty could reach 650,000 euros. Additionally, the individual faces a ban from sports venues lasting anywhere from six months to five years, depending on the severity of the ruling.