Three Real Madrid players, including Kylian Mbappe, were fined by Uefa on Friday for “violating basic rules of decent conduct” during their Champions League last-16 victory over Atletico Madrid in the second leg.
German defender Antonio Rudiger received a €40,000 fine, midfielder Dani Ceballos received a €20,000 fine, and France forward Mbappe received a €30,000 fine.
After Uefa launched an investigation last week that focused on the four players, Brazilian forward Vinicius Junior was not disciplined.
Additionally, Mbappe and Rudiger were given a suspended one-match European suspension.
Next Tuesday’s first leg of the Champions League quarterfinal matchup against Arsenal won’t be impacted by this.
After the match on March 12, Uefa only mentioned the violation of article 11 of its disciplinary code, which requires “decent conduct,” without going into detail about the charges.
15-time champions and current holders of the record After a 2-2 aggregate draw, Madrid defeated their rivals on penalties at Atletico’s Metropolitano stadium on March 12.
After the exciting win, Real Madrid players celebrated their qualification by taunting and provoking Atletico supporters.
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