Koke hit the officer during the 4-0 defeat of Atletico Madrid against Paris Saint-Germain at the Club World Cup.
Atleti was sent by the European champions in their group B -opener in the Rose Bowl on Sunday.
Fabian Ruiz and Vitinha set up PSG 2-0 for the rest, with Senny Mayulu and Lee Kang-in completing an emphatic victory for PSG too late after Clement had seen Lenglet Red.
But things could have been different if Atleti had not had a goal with the score on 2-0. Julian Alvarez threw in at the end of a fast counter, but it was chalked after referee Istvan Kovacs had consulted with VAR and PSG had given a free kick for an error by Koke on Desire Done.
And Atleti Stalwart Koke feels that a number of tight calls against the Diego Simeone team.
“The team had started well, but we know the level of PSG, they are European champions for a reason,” said Koke reporters.
“We knew that it would be difficult, but for me 4-0 is not honest. The team tried to push ahead; we had opportunities. We even scored to make it 2-1, but he has excluded it with an error that if he wants to call it, he will call it, and if he doesn't, he won't do that.
“We have all seen what happened, the small details that led to it. PSG are honest winners; Given their level, they were better. Congratulations.
“We have to push harder, like in the second half, when we saw another team who wanted the ball to attack. The broadcast killed us.”
Simeone, however, refused to get too much discussion about the performance of the referee.
“I'm bored about repetitive topics,” he said. “Otherwise we always seem victims and I don't feel like a victim of anything.
“We played against a great opponent, who was better than we were. But the details are clear.”
PSG has scored 105 goals since the beginning of 2025, more than any other team from Europe's top five competitions.
The Luis Enrique team has also collected more expected goals (93), had more shots (682) and had more shots on Target (286) of each team from Europe's Big Five competitions at the same time.
This meeting came only 15 days after PSG Inter 5-0 had beaten the Champions League final and asked how the players stayed motivated, club captain Marquinhos told Dazn: “You never know how a match will go, especially to an opponent you know, who defends very well.
“They are a very tough opponent to play against. We had problems against them in the Champions League, but our team showed strength again today.
“Although we won the Champions League two weeks ago, we are motivated and we have the right intensity. It is huge. We just have to congratulate our team, continue, be humble and calm. Keep defending and attacking.”