Real Madrid opens disciplinary proceedings against defender Raul Asencio
3 sources • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 3, 2026, 6:00 PM
Last updated Sep 3, 2026

Real Madrid has initiated formal disciplinary proceedings against Raul Asencio following a driving incident on August 16. The 23-year-old defender was stopped by authorities in southern Gran Canaria for driving under the influence of alcohol. Following the incident, he appeared in a fast-track trial and received a €14,400 fine along with an eight-month suspension of his driving license. The club is currently conducting its own internal investigation to determine if further sanctions or financial penalties are necessary. Asencio has reportedly pledged to Jose Mourinho that he will maintain total focus on his professional career to repair his standing within the squad. This development arrives at a difficult time for the player, as he had already been attempting to secure a role under Mourinho following a summer of uncertain prospects regarding his future at the Santiago Bernabéu.
- •Raul Asencio was stopped at a breathalyser checkpoint on August 16.
- •The defender received a €14,400 fine and an eight-month driving license suspension.
- •Real Madrid is currently conducting an internal investigation into the incident.
- •Asencio seeks to regain trust from Jose Mourinho and maintain his place at the club.
- 6:00 PMYahoo Sports — José Mourinho admits ‘I am not happy’ with Real Madrid star
- 5:48 PMYahoo Sports — Jose Mourinho warns Real Madrid star as off-pitch actions threaten club reputation
- 6:20 AMYahoo Sports — Real Madrid outcast promises Mourinho 100% focus after club opens disciplinary proceedings – report
"Raul Asencio knows he has made his situation at Real Madrid considerably more difficult and has made a commitment to Jose Mourinho as he tries to repair his standing at the club.According to Defensa C...
"Real Madrid head coach José Mourinho has on Thursday admitted to being less than impressed with the recent behaviour of Raúl Asencio away from the pitch.The name of defender Asencio of course emerg...
"Jose Mourinho has publicly criticised Raul Asencio over his off-field behaviour. The Real Madrid boss is unhappy, and he has said so in no uncertain terms.
Sources
External links- Yahoo SportsSep 3, 2026, 6:00 PMJosé Mourinho admits ‘I am not happy’ with Real Madrid star
Real Madrid head coach José Mourinho has on Thursday admitted to being less than impressed with the recent behaviour of Raúl Asencio away from the pitch.The name of defender Asencio of course emerg...
- Yahoo SportsSep 3, 2026, 5:48 PMJose Mourinho warns Real Madrid star as off-pitch actions threaten club reputation
Jose Mourinho has publicly criticised Raul Asencio over his off-field behaviour. The Real Madrid boss is unhappy, and he has said so in no uncertain terms.
- Yahoo SportsSep 3, 2026, 6:20 AMReal Madrid outcast promises Mourinho 100% focus after club opens disciplinary proceedings – report
Raul Asencio knows he has made his situation at Real Madrid considerably more difficult and has made a commitment to Jose Mourinho as he tries to repair his standing at the club.According to Defensa C...
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