Madrid - Real Madrid captain Sergio Ramos has failed to test for steroids after a Champions League final of 2017 against Juventus.
According to a report in Der Spiegel magazine, the incident dates back to the Cardiff final in 2017 when Real won the European title after beating Juventus 4-0.
Ramos has been accused of breaking doping rules on more than one occasion, noting that the Ramos test in the Champinsleg final showed positive results of stimulant, and that the Real Madrid doctor admitted it.
The Ramos test was positive for Dixa Methazone, an anti-inflammatory drug, which is banned only if the test committee is not told about its use.
The report said the European Union accepted an "apology" and an explanation from the club, without giving any penalty against the European champions.
For his part, the Royal Club issued a statement on Friday, denying these charges in bulk, noting that the European Union had requested urgent information about the incident, before closing the case once and for all.
It seems that Cristiano Ronaldo also signed in the "doping trap" in February 2017 (when he was with Real Madrid), as leaks said that an argument had taken place between Ronaldo and the members of the Anti-Doping Committee, after the "Don" bothered to be always in the group of players , Who are being tested.
The reports did not reveal whether the Ronaldo test was positive or negative.
