Real Madrid have yet to expel the former member of the far-right group despite violent incidents

Real Madrid long-since managed to ensure the neo-Nazi group Ultra Sur will not enter the Santiago Bernabeu as a group, but some of its members will continue to attend games, and even hold power over the tickets. One name in particular is a regular offender.

Train Ultras On leader Carl Clara stay an appointment in matches at home, and matches away. As highlighted by ReliefClara has been involved in two violent incidents at the Bernabeu in recent years, something the club tends to punish with immediate expulsion.

However, Clara was kicked out of the stadium for assaulting another fan, and assaulting a member of the security team, something that the Anti-Violence Committee suggested punishing with a one-year ban and a €4k fan. The Blancos have not yet acted, and is also facing a trial to attack someone 20 meters from the Bernabeu in 2021, after missing the initial date due to vertigo.

In addition, Clara remains president of the La Clasica supporters' club, which the club provides tickets for away games. He is currently involved in the distribution of tickets and the organization of the trip to Liverpool in the Champions League.

This report clearly comes amid the backlash against Atletico Madrid for their management of another far-right fan group in Frente Atletico, which was partly responsible for throwing lighters at Thibaut Courtois at the Metropolitano. Violent incidents involving football fans have been on the rise in recent years, and are starting to become a problem again for the authorities.