World Sports: Real Madrid fans were investigated by the police for reselling Derby tickets and may be punished by the club

October 29th According to a report from World Sports News, many Real Madrid members were caught reselling El Clasico tickets and were seized by the police. Real Madrid officials may impose penalties on the relevant members.

During the El Clasico, the Madrid City Police Department launched a special operation around the Bernabeu Stadium. After the game, they seized 281 Real Madrid membership cards and issued 20 tickets for reselling tickets.

Police took action in the process of returning membership cards to their original owners after discovering several people were using them to do business during the tournament. According to police sources, the resale tickets cost between 500 and 3,500 euros, depending on the seating area of ​​the stadium.

The operations took place in multiple locations around the Bernabeu, and police identified several people who behaved suspiciously. Given the huge impact of the game, police have prepared enhanced measures in advance to prevent ticket demand from being too high and triggering scalping.

Currently, the case has been handed over to the administrative department, and relevant records will be investigated. At the same time, Real Madrid will review the member cases involved and may take internal penalties, including permanently revoking membership cards. This is not the first time Real Madrid has encountered a similar situation. In May last year, the club issued more than 100 members due to resale at high-demand matches.