Anti-violence fines a fan 60,001 euros for spreading racist insults about Vinícius in X

The Permanent Commission of the State Commission against Violence, Racism, Xenophobia and Intolerance in Sport has agreed this Tuesday to propose a “very serious” sanction of 60,001 euros to a fan identified as the author of the “repeated dissemination of numerous insults of a racist nature and images of the same nature” against Real Madrid striker Vinícius Jr. through his profile on the social network X.

The individual will also be banned from sports venues for a period of two years. The Anti-Violence Agency has agreed to refer the facts to the Public Prosecutor’s Office in case they “constitute a hate crime.”

The Commission is also proposing a fine of 60,001 euros and a ban from access to sports venues for a period of two years for a fan identified inside San Mamés during the Athletic Club-Valencia match who had a two-year ban from access to sports venues. The individual has three sanctions to his name for similar acts in the previous season.

Among other proposed sanctions are a fine of 50,000 euros for Deportivo Alavés for its support of the Iraultza 1921 fan club through the club’s website, in addition to the verification of “the existence of numerous references to the same fan club in numerous murals and graffiti surrounding the Mendizorroza stadium.” Members of Iraultza have committed “infringements classified in Law 19/2007, and the club has been warned of the prohibition of any favouritism, by action or omission, that would constitute a measure of support or promotion of said group.