RFEF fines Barça €602 for improper contact with Julián Álvarez

Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 27, 2026, 3:41 PM

Last updated Oct 27, 2026

RFEF fines Barça €602 for improper contact with Julián Álvarez
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The Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) has imposed a €602 fine on FC Barcelona after closing proceedings regarding improper contact with Argentine forward Julián Álvarez. The fine follows a complaint from Atlético de Madrid, which argued that Barcelona failed to notify them before pursuing the player. The RFEF classified the breach as minor, limiting the penalty to the maximum amount allowed under their regulations. This ruling spares Barcelona from more severe consequences, such as potential bans for club officials or stadium closures. Atlético de Madrid receives official recognition of the breach but is left with a symbolic penalty.

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  • •RFEF fines FC Barcelona €602 for improper contact with Julián Álvarez.
  • •Atlético de Madrid filed a complaint about the player's recruitment.
  • •The breach was classified as minor under Article 133 of the Disciplinary Code.
  • •Barcelona avoids severe penalties like stadium closures or bans.
  • •Atlético receives official recognition of Barcelona's regulatory breach.
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  • 3:41 PMYahoo Sports — RFEF fines Barça €602 over Julián Álvarez case
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The Disciplinary Committee of the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) has closed the proceedings opened against FC Barcelona following a complaint filed by Atlético de Madrid. The governing body...

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