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Barcelona fined a paltry €602 by RFEF in Atletico Madrid complaint over Julian Alvarez pursuit

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As confirmed by Mundo Deportivo, FC Barcelona have been fined just €602 by the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) following Atletico Madrid’s complaint over their pursuit of Julian Alvarez.

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As confirmed by Mundo Deportivo, FC Barcelona have been fined just €602 by the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) following Atletico Madrid’s complaint over their pursuit of Julian Alvarez.

The ruling brings an end to the disciplinary proceedings opened in the summer after Atletico accused Barcelona of making improper contact with the Argentine forward while he remained under contract with the Spanish capital club.

Atletico Madrid formally lodged complaints with both FIFA and the RFEF in June over Barcelona’s interest in Alvarez. The Rojiblancos alleged that their Catalan rivals had maintained improper contact with the striker despite his existing contract and had entered into discussions without Atletico’s authorisation.

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