Real Valladolid ban fans who insulted Madrid's Vinicius

Real Valladolid have told to those involved in the insults towards Vinicius in the Real Madrid game on the 30th December that they are suspending their season tickets until they reach a decision on their case, which will take maximum one month.

Valladolid have informed around ten fans of the precautionary measures taken by the club's Social Discipline department, with regards to what happened during the game against Real Madrid, classed as racism and intolerance.

In a statement, the Spanish side said that they don't consider their fans to be racist, but that the commission of these incidents has meant that they've been forced to take action.

The club have coloborated with the police to identify these people, and they have explained the three ways they will be found: the Real Valladolid investigation, the State Commission against Violence, Xenophobia and Intolerance in Sport's and then the normal justice system.

The precautionary measure includes the immediate suspension of the fans' membership until the case is solved, and the responsible bodies have 15 days to present the alegations they see fit.