Real Madrid star may face ban for altercation with Arsenal star

Real Madrid collapsed on the hands of Arsenal from the Champions League less than dramatic from the competitor of the Madridistas, and the frustration in the Santiago Bernabeu was felt, because Los Blancos struggled to disturb their visitors. So much was clear, even for the players who did not play.

Bukayo Saka was in the heart of Arsenal's victory on Wednesday evening, scored the opener for the Gunners and missed an early penalty. His broken effort was stopped by Thibaut Courtois and celebrated by the Belgian.

The impudence of his efforts did not go well with Real Madrid Vice captain Dani Carvajal due to the appearance of things. During the break when the players entered the changing rooms, Carvajal was seen in the mouth of the tunnel and said something to Saka in his ear. After the Englishman had responded, Carvajal was seen to take Saka before he was separated by officials and other players. Although it is not known, it is said that Saka's fine effort is what Carvajal has completed.

It was an add-on that could come with a strict punishment for the veteran defender. The 33-year-old, injured since October and not in the MatchDay team, was not allowed to be on the sidelines, according to UEFA regulations, and Marca reports that it could land him in hot water.

They note that a similar incident took place with Xabi Alonso in 2016, when the injured Basque midfielder celebrated the goals of Real Madrid by running on the field from his chair next to the couch. He was then exiled for one game, so that he had missed the European Supercup final the following season.

This would not be the first time that the stars of Real Madrid are in trouble with UEFA this season. Kylian Mbappe, Antonio Rudiger and Dani Ceballos all received fines for their parties in the Metropolitano in the round of 16, with the former two who also received a game suspended forbidden bans.

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