Police identify author of assault on Camavinga

Police identified and administratively sanctioned the person who attempted to assault Camavinga and other Real Madrid players during Sunday's match at Camp Nou; LaLiga has filed a complaint with the RFEF.

Catalan police (Mossos d'Esquadra) have identified and administratively sanctioned the individual who attempted to assault Camavinga and other Real Madrid players during the celebration of the second goal on Sunday at Camp Nou. LaLiga reported the incident to the RFEF's Disciplinary Committee, triggering a formal investigation.

The person has been reported under Spain's Sports Law. The administrative fine could reach up to €60,000, with the range depending on severity: €3,000–€60,000 for a serious infraction (likely in this case, as no damage occurred) or €60,001–€650,000 for a very serious one. In addition to the fine, the individual could face a ban from sports venues for six months to two years, or two to five years if the infraction is deemed very serious.

Barcelona's security services actively assisted police in identifying the person, who is part of the Grada 1957 supporters group. The case will now be referred to the club's Disciplinary Commission for further action.