Real Madrid coach José Mourinho confirmed on Thursday that the club has initiated disciplinary proceedings against defender Raúl Asencio following his recent DUI conviction. Asencio has been sidelined for the current season due to a muscle injury, and his future with the club remains uncertain pending the outcome of the internal investigation. Mourinho stated that Asencio is still considered a Real Madrid player while the proceedings are ongoing.
In parallel, a special report highlights potential financial instability within the Premier League. The league has seen unprecedented spending exceeding £3.5 billion this summer. The article suggests that a lack of financial control and liquidity could lead to significant repercussions for the league in the near future, raising concerns about its long-term sustainability.
Real Madrid Opens Disciplinary Case Against Asencio; Premier League Faces Financial Scrutiny
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