The crisis within Real Madrid is getting more and more serious. After the constant fights and tensions between Fede Valverde and Aurelien Tchouameni, the Madrid club is reported to be ready to apply the internal disciplinary regulations to the two players.

According to Cope, the leaders of Real Madrid are considering strong punitive measures, which may include not only suspension from the team, but also removal of salary for a certain period, reports Gazeta Express.

The report states that, according to the regulation of to the club:

For serious violations, suspension from work and salary for 3 to 10 games is foreseen.

For very serious violations, the penalty can range from 11 to 20 game suspension, even up to complete removal from the club.

The event that has shocked the club happened after constant tensions in training. Initially, Valverde and Tchouameni had a verbal argument, but the situation escalated the next day when the Uruguayan accused the Frenchman of leaking information about the conflict to the media.

Sources close to the club say that Tchouameni had tried several times to calm the situation, while some other players had also intervened to avoid the collision. However, the tension erupted into a physical fight that ended with Valverde injured and in need of medical treatment.

Following the incident, club leaders held an emergency meeting at Valdebebas, while reports from Spain speak of a very tense atmosphere in the Real Madrid dressing room. The situation becomes even more delicate as the team prepares for the decisive challenges of the season, including the big showdown against Barcelona.

It now remains to be seen whether Real Madrid will impose only a temporary suspension or will take even more drastic measures against the two midfield stars.

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Source: prizrenpost