Antonio Rudiger and Kylian Mbappe are both free to put Arsenal in the quarter -finals of the Champions League on Tuesday after avoiding an immediate lock.
After the last triumph of Atletico Madrid, Uefa opened an investigation of the celebrations of Real Madrid, with Rudiger and Mbappe next to Vinicius Junior and Dani Cemballos being examined for a number of gestures.
Most of Madrid’s concern was about Rudiger, who was seen as he directed his thumb over his neck to the crowd. There were considerable fears that he was given suspension and was excluded from the Arsenal collision.
While the UEFA has published both Rudiger and Mbappe with a game bans, they are not immediately enforced and instead subject to a one -year probation, which means that the couple is both free on Tuesday.
Rudiger issued a fine of € 40,000, while Mbappe will pay € 30,000 for his own gesture.
Ceballos avoided all kinds of ban and simply issued a suspension of € 20,000, while no further measures were taken against Vinicius.
The message is an important thrust for manager Carlo Ancelotti, for whom Rudiger, Vinicius and Mbappe are all almost permanent starters. Ceballos was also a regular feature in the Madrid list, but is currently equipped with a muscle injury.